The word "faxing" is correct.
It is used to refer to the process of sending documents via a fax machine.
Example: "I will be faxing the signed contract to you by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "Sending a fax" or "Transmitting a document."
If you are faxing or mailing TRUSTe to lodge a complaint, you must include the following information: the name of company, the alleged privacy violation, your contact information, and whether you would like the particulars of your complaint shared with the company.
In defiance of the country's emergency regulations, one free spirit, Riad Seif, is faxing texts of his outspoken parliamentary speeches to news agencies because parliament leaves them out of its minutes.
The remaining 35% design the order online and then submit it in some way that requires Dell to take a second step to feed it into the system, such as e-mailing or faxing it.
Back then, communication with the office involved faxing and using couriers, as well as the landline phone.
From Khartoum, however, Osama began to deeply annoy the Saudi royal family by writing and faxing into the kingdom essays and pamphlets denouncing Saudi princes by name.
By May, Sundin was faxing handwritten dispatches to DeCarrone's neighbor, a graduate student named Tom Mikita, who would carry the pages over to Lulu's.
As I'm preparing to tell her that the final paragraph isn't landing right, she is already faxing a new ending; as I mark up page 5, to show that something hasn't been properly set up, she is calling to say that she has put a new page 5 in the mail.
That way, you could combine the best parts of working at home (daytime movies, faxing in your underpants, post-breakfast napping) with the best parts of working in a faceless monolith of glass, concrete, and steel (free pens, free phone calls, secretarial intrigue).
The next class was Copying and Faxing.
The eStation All-in-One adds faxing to its list of capabilities.
