The phrase "incomplete document" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a document that is missing necessary information or components. Example: The project proposal was rejected due to an incomplete document; the budget section was missing important financial projections.
The incomplete documents poured into county offices.
Janice Fetsch, head of compliance for Smith Barney and its fleet of stockbrokers, also warns people never to sign blank or even incomplete documents.
"Based on the incomplete" documents that KPMG has provided, Mr. Halpert wrote, the I.R.S. has already identified hundreds of people and businesses who used 11 KPMG shelters.
But there have been other instances in recent years in which lawyers have been accused of submitting false, inaccurate or incomplete documents in foreclosure-related proceedings so as to churn through cases and collect fees.
The S.E.C. complaint against Mutuals.com said the company made illegal trades after the 4 p.m. market close by filing incomplete documents; misrepresented the identities of customer accounts, including hedge funds; and formed two brokerage firms through which it arranged undetected short-term trades, known as market timing.
While GMAC is the first big lender to publicly acknowledge that its practices might have been improper, defense lawyers and consumer advocates have long argued that numerous lenders have used inaccurate or incomplete documents to remove delinquent owners from their houses.
Servicers must also improve outreach to those remaining borrowers who have submitted incomplete documents.
This reform will quickly make borrowers aware of missing or incomplete documents, and help avoid the need for yet another extension.
Sessions' nomination package is still nowhere near ready for prime time, and it's hypocritical that he so frequently slammed past nominees for submitting incomplete documents only to do the same thing himself," said Nan Aron of Alliance for Justice.
The two attorneys were recently charged with pulling the Board member's free lunch application from the subpoenaed files, sending the incomplete documents to the government and then replacing the missing documents into the files and switching the couple's children from the free to the paid lunch program.
