'resulting document' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document that results from a process or an action. For example, "The resulting document outlines the details of the agreement".
The resulting document is posted on www.ibm.com/gio/ip.
McMaster touted the resulting document as "highly readable," and as a text it seems reassuringly plausible.
It is safe to say that the resulting document is among the most entertaining unit histories ever written.
The resulting document, authored by the scholar Sir Gilbert Elliott, is what Phillipson describes as a "masterpiece of its kind, a beautifully produced work of government policy".
The resulting document, obtained by Guardian Australia but first revealed by Fairfax Media, shows four other options "are also being considered" but yet to be modelled.
The resulting document, published in Chinese recently, shows that the country's experts are thinking in detail about the technology's potential impact.
The resulting document-level annotations generated for each record in each longitudinal EMR in this corpus provide information that can support studies of progression of heart disease risk factors in the included patients over time.
The resulting documents, which were reviewed by The New York Times, have inconsistencies.
The resulting documents suggest García Lorca was persecuted for his beliefs, describing him as a "socialist and a freemason," about whom rumours swirled of "homosexual and abnormal practices".
These non-performances and the resulting documents are a moving invitation to renegotiating the social contract.
Identifying information regarding participant and institution was scrubbed from the resulting documents to generate the final de-identified transcripts.
