"gleaned from the document" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe information that was obtained or learned from a specific source, such as a document, report, or conversation. Example: The key findings of the study were gleaned from the document provided by the research team.
Her parents were told nothing for three weeks because Belgian and French police used the information gleaned from the documents to mount surveillance operations on groups which allegedly sent the couple to Iraq.
The presidential electoral authority, the CNCCEP, warned broadcasters and the public to avoid sharing details gleaned from the documents, 9GB of which were posted by a user calling themselves Emleaks to the anonymous data-sharing site Pastebin.
He said that he is not sure whether he ever shared any information that he gleaned from the Democrats' documents.
Using the tax identification numbers on the different receipts, and the information gleaned from the leaked documents, they were able to determine that sales revenues were not staying in the country where the shoes were purchased but, rather, being funneled to the Netherlands, which has become one of Europe's tax havens.
As with the EDGAR hack, traders working with Ieremenko bought and sold based on information gleaned from the ill-gotten documents.
In many cases, we are left to reconstruct tribe-state interactions based only on the ephemera of excavated nomadic encampments, tantalizing implications gleaned from the context of primary documents, and tenuous analogies with modern tribes.
These data were supplemented with information gleaned from the above-mentioned reports documenting the program implementation, as well as interviewer notes.
German documents gleaned from the battlefield showed that they expected the forward crest of the ridge to be held until the divisions arrived to counter-attack; the effect of the mines, artillery and British infantry tactics had been underestimated by the German command.
Meanwhile morning newspapers continued to lead with stories gleaned from the files, while several rightwing commentators claimed the document dump was part of a US conspiracy to smear Muslim countries.
Only qualified researchers are allowed access to the documents themselves, although the site has lots of information gleaned from the file, including statistics on shark attacks worldwide.
