The phrase 'sort of document' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of written material - anything from a newspaper article to a legal document. For example, "The research team spent hours looking through every sort of document they could find."
Some sort of document, then?
It's going be hard to blow off this sort of document.
It is the sort of document destined to gather dust on bureaucratic shelves unless someone pays attention and follows up.
The sort of document that would be crucial to a Chuck Ramkissoon is a bit of a joke to a Hans van den Broek.
At first blush, SplashData's annual list of the 25 most common passwords — compiled from files posted online in the wake of security breaches — is not the sort of document that instills great faith in the cleverness of the online masses.
For a modern scholar who wants to understand how the Hebrew Scriptures were interpreted 20 centuries ago, there is a helpful sort of document called a targum, written in Aramaic and intended to serve as a kind of teaching aid.
She also said that most of the panel's past investigations have not had the sort of document-handling protocols outlined by Mr. Thompson.
More than 20 states require some form of ID; this is said to deter poor and elderly people, who may not have the right sort of documents, from voting.
"We want to be as helpful as we can to Governor Kean and the commission, but these are not the sort of documents you freely share with the outside world".
In a world in which every penny spent by charitable organisations – quite rightly – needs to be accounted for, many NGOs are placed in an impossible position; to justify spending resources on advocacy they need to be able to point to some sort of documented outcome.
To further research this will probably require evidence going beyond the sorts of document studied here.
