"forward the documents" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in formal or professional contexts to instruct someone to send or pass along important documents. Example: "Please forward the documents to the appropriate department for review and approval."
Silanis Technology Inc. of Montreal already has a business software program to append visual signatures to documents, but its software makes it impossible to detach the signature, forward the document without it or alter the document once it is added.
Questionnaires were sent in March 2009 to 34 NTP managers in all WHO regions (AFRO, AMRO, EMRO, EURO, SEARO and WPRO) with a request to forward the document to their NRL managers.
I forwarded the documents to the company adjuster the day I received them from you.
But seconds later, the prosecution played a secretly recorded tape on which Mr. Donohue was heard saying that he had, in fact, forwarded the documents to the counsel's office.
Two weeks after he forwarded the documents, he was still waiting for a response.
Appalled by such insubordination and uncertain of how to handle it, the Czechs forwarded the document to Moscow.
(Note: he has done so; we have forwarded the document electronically to G/TIP and NEA/ARPI. End note).
The Metropolitan police then forwarded the document Hogan-Howe had been referring to as the account he gave to investigators of his role in the disaster.
The meeting resulted in a handwritten agreement to train Iranian scientists in rocketry, but when Mr. Savelyev forwarded the document to the Education Ministry in Moscow, the program was rejected because only a year before Russia had signed the Missile Technology Control Regime, an agreement by more than two dozen nations to control the spread of missile technology.
