"live document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a document that is constantly updated to include new or changing information. For example, "The faculty guidelines are stored in a live document that can be accessed at any time."
In one way, though, Celebration Day captures Led Zeppelin rather more perfectly than any previous live document: it's tight and punchy and unrelenting.
This lavish 4CD edition includes singles, demos, a Peel session, a DVD, a storming live document from Brighton and beautiful 12" artwork.
This is a "live" document that details protocols and algorithms, contains copies of all forms and resources, and provides education and training materials.
The policy design tool augments management tasks by integrating recording of natural assets, monitoring of key performance indicators and integration of sectorial policies in real time, bringing out policy as a truly live document.
A reviewer from The Buffalo News was impressed with the release, saying that "This is exactly what you'd expect it to be – a live document of Madonna's most recent tour, which means, essentially, a tour through the dance-based pop music of the past 20 years".
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(Goodbye, Live Documents).
So far Live Documents is nothing more than bullshit and smokescreens.
CTO Sumanth Raghavendra says Live Documents "break's Microsoft's proprietary format lock-in".
Instacoll, the threesome's ambitious venture, is now ready with Live Documents, which they call the "future of Office".
Bhatia says "If Live Documents makes 1 per cent of Microsoft Office revenues, then we would earn USD 200 million a year.
