well-documented

adjective

1. widely recorded or recounted

   a well-documented fact

Example Sentences

Beltway Democrats were quick to declare the pandemic over, despite the well-documented economic dislocation that lingered.

From Salon

Russia denies all allegations of war crimes in Ukraine, despite well-documented evidence to the contrary.

From BBC

It's terrible under any circumstances, but it's especially on the nose to force a woman to vote for Trump, a man whose violence against women is well-documented, including by his own bragging about it on the "Access Hollywood" tape.

From Salon

He has so normalized outrageousness with coarse language and cutting asides that his pronouncements and well-documented lies — which years ago would have doomed a candidate — have lost their capacity to shock even some of the conservative Christians who back him.

From Los Angeles Times

The Apple findings were published earlier this month in a technical paper that has attracted widespread attention in AI labs and the lay press, not only because the results are well-documented, but also because the researchers work for the nation’s leading high-tech consumer company — and one that has just rolled out a suite of purported AI features for iPhone users.

From Los Angeles Times