"studying documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "studying documents" when referring to the process of researching, analyzing, or examining written documents, records, or reports. For example: "I spent the day studying documents in the archives to gain a better understanding of the company's history."
VLADIMIR: (studying documents) Our mistake.
"I'll never forget studying documents while hearing the loudspeaker saying 'Two Whoppers to go, a shake and fries,' " he said.
It has run for eight years and cost well over £150m ($246m), with no end in sight.Five "privy councillors"—sworn advisers to the government will spend a year studying documents and taking evidence, before reporting "as fully as possible".
In 2003, he set out on what became an obsessive quest to identify her, digging through archives to find relatives of the Wheeler family, conducting interviews, studying documents and working past dozens of dead ends.
Ireland's Sunday Business Post also carried a front page article by its political editor, Pat Leahy, in which he reported that the CAB was studying documents about the matter that had not been seen by the tribunal.
LONDON — Ahead of his budget announcement Wednesday, the chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, recorded a 90-second video that shows him studying documents at his desk and confidently predicting an economic recovery.
She defined a folklorist as a specialist who studies, documents, interprets and displays the culture of everyday life.
All studied documents are in the public domain.
"This study documents important benefits of unsaturated fats, especially when they replace saturated and trans fats".
A NEW study documents that investors are being led astray by what companies report as their pro forma earnings.
Archaeologists and police will scour catalogues, museums, and private collections, and study documents in Greece and abroad.
