The phrase 'falsification of documents' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of altering or changing a document in order to mislead or deceive. For example, "He was arrested for the falsification of documents".
Kerviel is under formal investigation for breach of trust, computer abuse and falsification of documents.
Gov. Jeb Bush signed into law a bill that makes the falsification of documents related to child custody a felony.
Among the charges are embezzlement, money laundering, misuse of power and falsification of documents, said Rahmatullah Nazari, the deputy attorney general.
The Koch Petroleum Group eventually pleaded guilty to one criminal charge of covering up environmental violations, including the falsification of documents, and paid a twenty-million-dollar fine.
The two senators want an inquiry into whether the official, Philip Cooney, violated laws on falsification of documents and obstruction of Congress in revising two reports.
The chief executive of the company, John Taylor, was forced to resign, but only a handful of workers linked to the falsification of documents have been dismissed.
Clark lends authority by citing Russian-French falsificatiofs of documents.
("Robo-signing" is the falsification of court documents, and the filing of false court documents is perjury).
That he clearly lied about his wartime past to fraudulently gain entry into this country is not in question – nor the legal consequences of falsification of immigration documents.
At the time of his death last December at age 91, General Pinochet was being tried for tax evasion, tax fraud, falsification of official documents and the use of fake passports.
British Nuclear Fuels had been plagued by problems over safety ranging from falsification of safety documents about reprocessed nuclear fuel shipments sent to Japan to mismanagement of safety controls at a reprocessing plant in northwest England.
