The phrase 'faxed document' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document that has been sent by fax. For example, "The client sent over a faxed document detailing our project timeline."
Faced with a potential inability to obtain a quorum, he said, boards or shareholders could contact out-of-town shareholders, fax a proxy to them, have the shareholder sign the faxed document and then return it, also by fax.
And the faxed document to Cherie's flat?
The date of sending the MITF was recorded on the faxed document and filed in the pharmacy department.
One man said he had sent his paperwork by fax only to be told that the DMV does not accept faxed documents.
Some of the measures border on the banal: faxing documents rather than using made-to-order stationery, and cancelling contracts with outside caterers.
He soon realized how frustrating and outdated the process was; it required stacks of paperwork and even faxing documents.
"[Many of] our clients have never used the traditional alternative��because of the terrible flow involved [such as faxing documents] or a lack of knowledge, McCalister explained.
The company today announced that it has acquired Approved, a mortgage platform that brings modern technology to a process that even today often still involves faxing documents back and forth.
He later faxed the document to a reporter.
Baskin faxed the document to Meidan, who as a cautious intelligence officer refuses to work with e-mail.
Most digital camcorders, for example, have 6 mbps data transfer rates, and it would cause a noticeable slowdown if you downloaded a video from the camcorder and faxed a document with a U.S.B. modem at the same time.
