The phrase "graphic documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe visual representations of facts, such as diagrams, charts, photographs, or videos. For example, "The report provides graphic documentation of the trend in rising temperatures over the past decade."
But the widespread nature of this trauma and its graphic documentation may change that, Ms. Kreitzman said.
Students will prepare individually, or in small groups, comprehensive graphic documentation for a property.
Photographic and non-photographic (graphic) documentation tools are merging in one process, in which the digital photographic technology is the main base.
Though the events have long been clouded by government secrecy and memory of them has been dulled by time, a series of chilling black and white photographs mysteriously emerged this week to offer the first graphic documentation of the role in the violence played by a special security force that called itself the "Olympia Battalion".
A18 Flashback to '68 Mexico Clash A series of newly published photographs offer the first graphic documentation that a security force that called itself the Olympia Battalion played a role in violence against university students during a Mexico City rally in 1968.
The level of sophistication and depth shown by those students who use BIM tools is increasing, surpassing simple graphic documentation of their design in 3D to the level of more-involved interoperability of building models with engineering software for structural and energy analysis.
[New] If an item has multiple copyright dates which apply to various aspects of the production (e.g., programming, sound production, graphics, documentation, etc). and there is no publication, distribution, etc., date which applies to the item as a whole, transcribe only the latest copyright date.
In particular, we experienced many interdisciplinary projects in which, thanks to the cooperation of different fields of research, incredible results have been obtained, through the technological collaboration of computer graphics and documentation, of industrial engineering and preservation and access of CH.
The lack of true open-source graphics drivers and documentation is widely acknowledged to be a significant problem for Linux on ARM, as it prevents users from fixing driver bugs, adding features and generally understanding what their hardware is doing.
So too does Mr. Steidle's storehouse of graphic photographs and his documentation, which he took with him when he returned to the United States and began sharing with anyone who would pay attention, including Nicholas D. Kristof, a columnist for The New York Times, who wrote about him in a March 2, 2005, column titled "The American Witness".
The graphics.py package and documentation are courtesy of John Zelle, and are used with permission.
