The part of the sentence "sort documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example, you could say, "Our office assistant was tasked with sorting through the documents in the filing cabinet."
Other filters then sort documents by author, recipient, date and subject line.
Its specialty was to use powerful computers and new software to scan and sort documents and reports from the C.I. A., the Defense Intelligence Agency and other intelligence agencies, defense officials said.
The team's specialty is using powerful computers and new software to scan and sort documents and reports from the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and other intelligence agencies.
The research by [20] on clustering a large number of documents using an interactive recommender system shows that users can sort documents into clusters significantly faster with an interactive recommender system than correcting the output of a static automated method.
Make sure that songs have album art and names, and sort documents into folders.
While speech-shaming of the sort documented by Mary Katharine Ham, Guy Benson, and Kirsten Powers may be silly in many cases, the small squabbles on liberal college campuses aren't nearly as pernicious as the gag rules imposed by conservatives.
The time has come, he said, to fix a problem that has not been addressed in some 15 years: Computers are lousy at organizing our information; the antiquated system of sorting documents into folders and trying to maintain order has fallen apart.
An official sorts documents at the secretariat of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kano on March 27 , 2015
Once the burglars reconvened at the farmhouse they immediately opened the suitcases and began sorting documents.
The activities varied between locations; however, typical ones included cleaning the internal and external spaces, eliminating unwanted items, placing labels and indications, and setting and sorting documents and records.
But his longtime appetite for marijuana persists, so he heads to Jamaica for a monthlong spiritual pilgrimage of sorts, documented in this competent film from Andy Capper.
