The phrase "with supporting documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to additional evidence, information, or paperwork that can be used to support a claim, statement, or argument. For example: "The applicant provided his reference letter with supporting documents, including pay stubs and copies of tax returns."
For people who want a place to live now, not five years from now, an upfront confession with supporting documents can turn things around.
The Inspector general found that "a majority of the Confidential Treatment Requests that were selected for testing lacked files with supporting documents and forms".
In accordance with the Court's Conclusions of Law, the plaintiff States shall submit a motion for costs and fees, with supporting documents as necessary, no later than 45 days after the entry of this Final Judgment.
Like Mr. Woodward's earlier books, "The Price of Politics" is based on lots of insider interviews, conducted mostly on background — meaning, Mr. Woodward writes, "the information could be used in the book but none of the sources would be identified by name" — along with supporting documents, meeting notes, e-mails and diaries.
The program does have eligibility requirements and requires that you submit an application with supporting documents.
Immediately recognizing the need to stop this process, on August 4, 2016 the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe along with attorneys from Earthjustice filed a motion with supporting documents for a preliminary injunction against the DAPL.
Even the newer card can be forged, officials say, along with the supporting documents.
The second report from McLaren was published online on Friday, along with 1,166 supporting documents and evidence.
Despite complaints from lawmakers, the Pentagon still has not provided the Senate with important supporting documents from this report, including information on interrogation procedures at the prison.
The police eventually handed a 216-page report, with 6,300 supporting documents, to the Crown Prosecution Service – which announced four months later that it had insufficient evidence to charge anyone.
Many e-mails arrive with no supporting documents.
