'home documents' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to important documents that are kept at home, such as birth certificates, passports, and wills. For example: "I keep all of my home documents in a locked fire-proof safe."
This allows faster access to disks and customisable locations such as the user's home, documents and pictures folders.
"Another Road Home" documents Ms. Elon's effort to reconnect with Mr. Obeidallah and explore the complexities of her family's relationship with a man who daily risked his life to care for her.
The settlement allows Mr. Brennan's three sons to keep about $535,000 from another trust and Mr. Brennan to receive as much as $625,000 from the sale of the Juno Beach home, documents said.
SHREDDING a historical archive is an unorthodox step, but this is, in effect, Hungary's answer to the 20-year conundrum of what to do with the files left behind by its communist-era secret police.The government is planning legislation that will allow the subjects of files compiled by the security services to take home documents that refer to them.
For some, that may mean searching through old records like diaries, obituaries, funeral home documents, or military records.
28 June 2011 - Presentation by: Jean Claude Legrand, Regional Advisor on Child Protection, UNICEF RO for CEE/CIS The report "At Home or in a Home?" documents the trends in formal care and adoption of children in the 22 countries that constitute the region of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
I left my phone at home, documenting my journey with a disposable camera, making conversation and recording people.
Data were collected by the first author over a six-month period (three months in each nursing home) and comprised observations of the staff members providing care in the two nursing homes, document analysis and audiotaped interviews with ten participants.
The establishment of smoking control legislation in public places in Shanghai, which had a positive influence on broad social norm changes [ 25], may account in part for the increased prevalence of smoke-free homes documented here.
The police also searched the home for documents, letters and parcels, said Mr. Jiang, her husband.
During the December 2006 search of their home, court documents said, the couple confessed to accepting $1 million in bribes.
