"went through the paperwork" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: I recently moved to a new apartment and had to go through the paperwork to sign the lease agreement.
You have to go through the paperwork".
They are not used to going through the paperwork".
The lawyers and everybody will go through the paperwork and produce all the documents that they need to produce".
However, Mohamed Sayeh said a "third party will come from outside of Libya to go through the paperwork".
Why should these stars, with lives already full of privilege, be even more indulged by not having to go through the paperwork that we civilians have to?
An hour later and the student nurse is still going through the paperwork – nothing can be that wrong as the woman is fully alert, with no complaint of pain and talking normally.
Under a new program, McDonald's hopes to obtain certification for its prototype and then build many more restaurants based on that template, without going through the paperwork and expense of certifying each restaurant.
However, an official from the National Transitional Council said this would now be delayed while an outside organisation, possibly the international criminal court, was summoned "to go through the paperwork" surrounding Gaddafi's death.
Magistrate Judge Robert N. Block said the IRS "immediately" would have to stop going through the paperwork, return the originals to the company that generated them and not keep any copies.
He added: "As we went through the detailed paperwork process it became apparent that Roelof van der Merwe was highly unlikely to be granted a work permit due to current Home Office legislation, though the door remains open for him at Somerset if the situation can be resolved.
