The phrase 'a batch of records' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a large quantity of records, documents, or similar items that are related to each other or organized together. For example, "The company submitted a batch of records to the court last week."
Part of the Jaguars' game plan that night was to take away receiver Randy Moss, whose dazzling performance helped drive the Patriots to a batch of offensive records and a perfect regular season.
A federal judge ruled Friday that Transocean must turn over a batch of safety records to a government panel investigating the deadly rig explosion that spawned the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Justice Department's Office of Information Policy agreed with our argument, and a year later, the FBI turned over a batch of redacted records to VICE exclusively.
Argentina benefited too late from this declassified diplomacy, and received only a small batch of records.
"I'm sorry I personally couldn't have done more," Mr. Wiedener said as he priced a new batch of records, including Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy" ($20).
She ordered a batch of 150 old records from a crafter online in California, along with sleeves for the records, which most artists have used.
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However, they were stronger on semi-improvised instrumentals than actual songs, and had to hack out a batch of new material before recording their debut album.
He then tracks the progress for a batch of patent status events recorded in the Journal on a specific date, both in the official phase before publication in the Journal, and their subsequent appearance in three electronic databases.
Prior to the search, a batch of possible keywords was recorded, Thesauruses were examined and definitions looked up.
