The phrase "normative documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to documents that establish rules, regulations, and standards for the public to follow. For example: "All employees must adhere to the normative documents in the company's code of conduct."
Second, it will review principles in regional (European) normative documents as well as professional norms (Section II.B).
Our comparative analysis of international, regional and national norms pertaining to the return of research results has revealed a dearth of normative documents specifically addressing the issue of return of results in paediatric research.
This analysis could be a reference in the writing of future normative documents for all the world.
This paper reviews the existing normative documents in Ukraine and foreign countries concerning natural gas quality requirements.
This, however, is an essential general prerequisite for developing standards and normative documents.
The test procedures will be those ones proposed in the international normative (44 normative documents studied), analyzing the usefulness of these tests.
Note - The Toolkit is not a normative document.
The SNRP is a normative document with prevalence over the national, regional and local laws affecting the area.
China's SASAC issued the Guidelines for Central Enterprises to Fulfill Social Responsibilities in 2008, which is the first normative document of CSR issued by the ministry.
The SED-ML Level 1 Version 1 specification document is the normative document and an XML Schema and UML diagram are provided as aids for tool developers and SED-ML users.
The book "Education and Training for Rural Transformation; Skills, Jobs, Food and Green Future to Combat Poverty" co-published by UNESCO, the Beijing University and INRULED was the only official publication and substantive normative document produced by the Congress and was distributed to the 800 delegates of the UNESCO member countries.
