"most recent documents" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the newest or latest documents in a collection or set. Example: "The office manager organized the files, placing the most recent documents on top for easy access."
But the most recent documents show that the culture of secrecy has endured.
After parrying with Mr. Levin, Mr. Smith said KPMG had not given the committee the most recent documents.
The most recent documents refer to a "more onerous authorisation process" after the prime minister's avowal of the "use of bulk personal data".
Were Mr. O'Neill to sell all of his Alcoa stock and options now, he would make about $117 million before taxes based on yesterday's closing price and the most recent documents filed by the company.
The most recent documents describe a series of complex transactions with partnerships the family created that had the effect of making Adelphia's financial condition seem better than it was.
The nineteen-sixties, Ryan argues, was the last time when a mass demand for more participatory democracy could be heard: one of the most recent documents he discusses is the Port Huron Statement, issued by the Students for a Democratic Society in 1962.
The most recent documented event involved chlorine gas, which is technically not banned under international conventions.
One of the most recent documented sales of his paintings in the U.K. occurred in February 2009 at an auction in Bristol in the west of England.
He also said he was merely the manager of the building, although in the most recent document in the city register pertaining to the property, from May 2009, he said he was the "sole member" of the corporation that owned it.
The girl was the most recent documented victim of the influenza virus H5N1, a strain that has caused 606 known human cases and 357 deaths since it re-emerged in 2003 after a six-year absence.
In the Government and Private Party Requests portion of this most recent document, Apple briefly notes that it, "will report on Government requests to take down Apps from the App Store in instances related to alleged violations of legal and/or policy provisions".
