The phrase "produce documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can most often use this phrase when discussing a task or project in which a product or document, such as a manual, software update, or a training guide, needs to be created. For example: "We need to produce documentation for the new software update before we can deploy it to our users."
Although the state allows exemptions for victims of domestic violence, women must produce documentation of the abuse to qualify.
The Libyans have also been asked to produce documentation about their nuclear program, officials with the atomic energy agency said.
They don't drive because they can't afford cars or insurance and probably cannot produce documentation necessary to get a license.
And where there are questions of possible exaggeration or distortion, the author is going to need to produce documentation".
All it does is insist that if you are stopped for any reason you may be asked to produce documentation.
When some of the passengers were unable to produce documentation proving they were citizens or legal immigrants, he said, they were detained.
Mr. Browne and his sister pleaded guilty to arranging for some clients to marry American citizens under false pretenses and to producing documentation of nonexistent marriages for others.
Julieanne Smolinski explained that in her house illin' had only positive connotations, even after Mr. Shortz produced documentation from a pair of dictionaries of American slang to support his definition.
Germany, Europe's largest pharmaceutical market, has required drug companies since January 2011 to prove the added benefit of a new medication by producing documentation comparing it with other treatments on the market.
The report says the shooter refused to leave the premises until his employer had produced documentation confirming his termination.
He also famously questioned whether Obama's presidency was valid, arguing that Obama had never produced documentation to prove he was born in the United States.
