"file a document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you need to describe the action of placing a document in a physical or electronic filing system. For example: "I need to finish filing the documents in the cabinet before the end of the day."
Major League Baseball has agreed to file a document in support of the union's motion, the lawyer said.
At the same time, Mr. Fox said he would file a document seeking to have the Appeals Court uphold the ruling for The Globe.
But Fales' lawyer, James W. Bergenn, placed in the court file a document that says the home in question is the four-bedroom colonial at 45 Sailors Lane built for Mr. Ganim and his wife, Jennifer, in 1999.
I filed a grievance with my union, but the local representative failed to file a document necessary to the grievance procedure, and I have missed my chance of being reimbursed by my employer.
She filed a request for additional time to Judge Murtha, who wrote in an order rejecting her request: "What is more basic than ascertaining the correct address to file a document as important and time-sensitive as an appeal?" So she drove 400 miles from Cambridge to New York.
When a file, a document, say, is put on BitTorrent, a user makes it available as a seed.
In these cases, Mr. Chiellino said, it would be up to the lender or its lawyers to remove the pre-filed lien by filing a document known as a UCC-3 Termination Statement.
Di Maio filed a document with the prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, formally defending him.
The New York Times filed a document request last month under the Freedom of Information Act.
He filed a document listing Australia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Switzerland and Taiwan -- the countries on the job search letters found in Dr. Lee's house.
The division filed a document last June known as a "notice of intent" to issue a cease and desist order.
