'store the documents' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about putting documents into a physical or digital repository for safekeeping. For example: "Please take the time to store the documents in the filing cabinet for future reference."
You store the documents on Google servers.
In addition, SimpleSearch also implements an admission control policy that only allows to store the documents in the local cache if they were served by a node that is located from a minimum number of hops away.
But Google only went half way — they let you store the documents, but they didn't actually build any desktop clients to help you sync them.
The app creates a separate folder, which you have to set as shared in iTunes in order to be able to store the documents and to browse them when you intend to fax them.
This enhancement proposes that the server decides which nodes in the response path have to store the document instead of leaving this decision to each node.
Moreover, these tables maintain information based on the requests of documents but they do not take into consideration if the document is not received by the requester and, consequently, the request originator does not finally store the document.
CLIR also implements the mechanism proposed in [20] that suggests that a node C in the middle of the route between the source node S of the reply of a document d and the destination node of the reply D should also store the document d in its local cache.
Also, as the Textpresso system currently requires acquisition and storage of full-text documents, 'on-the-fly' processing may be particularly useful for open-access articles and would allow curators to assess the content of a paper without having to download and store the document.
And it documents ethics and compliance personnel and policies hospital by hospital, storing the documents for years.
Since the Data Server (DS), which is the server storing the documents, is also a node in the network, it can also reply to these broadcast requests.
GE Capital, for instance, has something called a Quickplace on which a group of staff members working together can store all the documents, plans, correspondence and other details to do with a project.
