The phrase "no formal documentation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where no official or official-looking documents are available. Example: The company's policy stated that no formal documentation would be accepted after the deadline. This means that any documents submitted after the stated deadline would not be considered valid or official.
For most methods, such constraints have no formal documentation, and human-readable documentation of them is usually incomplete and ambiguous.
Little or no formal documentation is required for name changes here, and people will often adopt a name for a few months or years before changing to something else that is more appealing, or more current.
He asserted that there was no formal documentation, beyond the tester's word, about where his sample was for 44 hours before it was at last shipped off to a lab in Montreal.
There is no formal documentation of the Scan Code Set 2 that the host computer is purported to use, because the IBM Technical Reference Manual that documented the convention in the late 1980s is no longer available in print.
Many have no formal documentation, which has led to them being refused jobs or healthcare.
However, there is no formal documentation that they actually do use exactly the same data source.
While we often talked about errors among ourselves, dissecting the events with great precision, we also went out of our way to avoid any formal documentation of mistakes we had seen.
Most of his contemporaries did not get the education he did, and I still hear stories of how people in our hometown would insist that any formal documentation from the government be kept until my father came home so he would explain it to them.
"The amounts … were advanced without formal documentation and there are no written terms for interest and the term of repayment".
Link said the last formal documentation of a wolverine in the state was in the 1850s.
Secondly, they are not subject to the same eligibility barriers as formal providers because they rarely require formal documentation.
