"handing over documents" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of surrendering documents or paperwork to someone else. For example, "The lawyer completed the transaction by handing over the documents to the client."
Nor was Iraq handing over documents quickly enough.
Dana Lone Hill is one of many Native Americans to report being suspended from their Facebook accounts, a process that blocks users from accessing any profile information until they provide proof of identity by handing over documents.
In the latest twist in the dispute between the United Nations and Iraq over the prohibited arms, Iraq balked at handing over documents on chemical and biological weapons and missile systems.
WHITE HOUSE MOVES TO REBUFF OVERSIGHT: The White House looks increasingly prepared to go to court over handing over documents related to security clearances and Trump's finances, among other things, demanded by House Democrats.
Nunberg, who aided Trump early in his campaign, had previously said he won't cooperate with handing over documents, repeatedly emphasizing the "ridiculous" amount of time it would take him to go over his emails.
On the other, anyone who's ever used the system can tell you that it's a blazing dumpster-fire of black-bar redactions, delays, and squirrely tricks to avoid handing over documents.
"He handed over documents relating to his own company," said Mr Pavlov.
The bank has handed over documents on that rate-rigging group.
I also handed over documents showing AIQ's ties to Cambridge Analytica.
I'm told parliamentary officials handed over documents detailing how politicians and interested stakeholders would be consulted over the plans.
At the weekend, however, Mr Pilz said he had handed over documents concerning the murders to Austria's interior ministry.
