"the document stated that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce information or a statement that is contained within a document. Example: According to the company's policies, employees are not allowed to bring personal devices into the office. However, the document stated that exceptions can be made for special circumstances.
The document stated that the system involved sales made by ENRC to third parties and resulted in cash payments to ENRC's founders.
The document stated that a number of factors were contributing to the spread of jihadist ideology, including the "cause célèbre"—as the authors called it of the Iraq war.
The document stated that the sixteen-year-old pen system was "nearing the end of serviceable life," that the metal hinge joints were "showing excess signs of wear," and that "corrosion on the metal walkway grating and substructures [was] beginning to accelerate".
The document stated that Mr. Chang had "received and/or solicited" the senator's help on four matters: the North Korean debt, Mr. Chang's attempt to buy a $1.5 billion life insurance company in South Korea, letters of introduction for business associates, and a college recommendation letter for a friend.
The document stated that only one current manager had become aware of the facts after the event, and that no other miscreants were expected to be identified.The implication of the prospectus is that Crédit Lyonnais was content to offer a single scapegoat for its wrongdoings.
The document stated that at present the country's "shadow banking risks are under control overall".
The document states that the two directors will stay until the end of the financial year in March.
The document states that the outside directors were not aware of a broader range of major transactions.
The document states that the woman should be allowed to go on a "martyrdom operation" should Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Isis, approve her request.
The document states that the chancellor, George Osborne, will set out spending plans before the summer recess for the first year after the general election.
The document states that the investigating officer found the arms and legs of a man they later determined to be Morris Black amid plastic garbage bags lying nearby.
