The phrase "governmental document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any official paper or record produced by a government entity.
Example: "To apply for the grant, you must submit a governmental document that verifies your eligibility."
Alternatives: "government document" or "official document".
Hungary's higher education faculty, seemingly numbed by the loss of power of liberal parties in the electoral revolution that brought Orban back to power in 2010, discovered its voice in responding to the massacre of the major programs and the veiled threats contained to other social sciences in the governmental document.
The ABEP (Brazilian Researching Companies Association) questionnaire [ 55], an official governmental document that assesses the economic status for the Brazilian population, will be applied.
This is the only case where the two citations documenting our indicator can be from secondary sources (as it is unlikely that a governmental document would explicitly state that there is a lack of policy).
This includes the review of governmental documents, semi-structured interviews with relevant organisations and experienced individuals in the field, case studies and independent research.
The foreign companies generally bring new technologies and business practices into the joint venture, while the domestic companies already have the relationships and requisite governmental documents within the country along with being entrenched in the domestic industry.
Whether pre-existing identity-related governmental documents, such as motor vehicle records, obtained as the direct result of police action violative of the Fourth Amendment, are subject to the exclusionary rule?
As a result, environmental protection has gained substantial prominence in governmental documents.
The unit of analysis is a set of Russian federal regions, also referred to as "subject" in Russian governmental documents.
This judgment comes from the author's close participant observation and governmental documents from all levels in the country.
However, to overcome this limitation and to gain further details about pilot projects surveyed in this paper, peer-reviewed journal articles, governmental documents, and newspaper articles were collected.
This section uses seven semi-structured interviews with representatives from the five selected renewable energy initiatives (see Sect. 3), as well as secondary data sources such as peer-reviewed journal articles, governmental documents, and newspaper articles.
