The phrase "notable documents" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to documents that are especially significant or well-known. Example: The National Archives houses many notable documents, including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
Read Winner of the prestigious Notable Government Documents Award, this report is a tribute to the courage of children affected by commercial sexual exploitation.
This report, a winner of the prestigious Notable Government Documents Award given by the Library Journal of the American Library Association in 2002, is a tribute to the courage of the many children who have been affected by this inhuman trade.
Read This report, a winner of the prestigious Notable Government Documents Award, is a tribute to the courage of the many children who have been affected by commercial sexual exploitation.
Such details elevate this honest and touching personal memoir into a notable historical document.
Much of current cancer research is aimed at exploiting cancers' molecular addictions through targeted therapeutics, with notable successes documented in clinical trials.
The film is also notable for documenting earlier versions of songs that were never released or were not released until years later, such as "How to Disappear Completely", "Life in a Glasshouse", "I Will" and "Nude".
The most notable of these documents relate to the warrantless wiretapping program.
This is consistent with the earlier claims in favour of a more modular approach to IT programmes, but it is notable that earlier documents from the Conservative camp advocated a strict limit on the value.
What is notable about the documents the BBC has seen is not just the scale of the allegations against the company, but also the detail within them.
