The phrase "is meticulously documented" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been thoroughly recorded or recorded with great attention to detail. Example: The company's financial records are meticulously documented, leaving no room for errors or discrepancies.
McCarthy's entire writing career, from his debut The Orchard Keeper to an unfinished novel The Passenger, is meticulously documented in a new archive that goes on display today in a Texas university.
His skills as a reporter are apparent: his work is meticulously documented; his writing lucid, cogent and frequently eloquent; and Farrell, now the Washington editor of The Globe, has gone to considerable lengths to assure completeness of the historical record in a warts-and-all presentation.
Switching Sides is meticulously documented, but its comparatively short text aims broadly at an educated American public, for whom the Salem witch hunt has long occupied an iconic place in the nation's conscience.
The trial was meticulously documented on the tribunal's Internet site.
As with most initiatives under the Bloomberg administration, the tree effort has been meticulously documented.
Robbins saw to it that his voluminous work was meticulously documented; it won't die with him.
Don't worry it will never be forgotten - I'm sure it will all be meticulously documented, in the Tate archives.
The conflicts that have compromised Wall Street research and the analysts that produce it have been meticulously documented this year by Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York.
The different forms of self-styled tribes were meticulously documented for magazines including Stern, Life and Paris Match and in books such as The Happy Year (1963) and California Trip (1970).
Pictures of the devastation in Jenin commanded substantial space and were accompanied by emotional descriptions taken from survivors, without a serious attempt to cross-examine their claims, and often without even recording the Israeli version of events (which was meticulously documented throughout the operation).
"In my desire to make such poems available once again," Reilly wrote, "I returned to the slim volumes and the anthologies, searching for a representative collection". This collection, Scars Upon My Heart, published by Virago, was meticulously documented and had biographical notes, whenever possible, on the 79 women poets she had discovered.
