well-documented

British  

adjective

1. widely recorded or recounted

   a well-documented fact

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Example Sentences

The woeful record of the national men's team is also evidence for withering comments and the malaise is well-documented.

From BBC

Among the set’s highlights are a voice-and-piano rendition of “Still I Dream of It,” which, according to legend, Wilson wrote in the hopes that Frank Sinatra would perform it, and a majestic take on “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling” that shows how brilliant a record-maker Wilson remained despite all the well-documented turmoil.

From Los Angeles Times

Its plans at the time were well-documented, with the Walt Disney Co. initially giving Westcot, as it was to be called, a spherical answer to the Florida park’s Spaceship Earth.

From Los Angeles Times

The cost of living crisis in the UK has been well-documented over recent years - James turned to a food bank for help a few years ago when his finances were really strained - and one of its impacts has been on people's disposable incomes.

From BBC

Elephants are also well-documented using their trunks for social touch -- "they're using the outside of their trunk," Schulz said, "so they're using those portions that are covered in the whiskers."

From Barron's