The phrase "a database of complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structured collection of complaints, often for the purpose of analysis or record-keeping.
Example: "The company has established a database of complaints to better understand customer issues and improve their services."
Alternatives: "a record of grievances" or "a log of complaints".
He calls for a repeal of the controversial law enforcement officers' bill of rights, which gives expanded protections to police officers, the establishment of a database of police complaints and a system that allows victims or their families to monitor the progress of their cases.
Besides increasing the staff and budget of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the legislation would create a public database of complaints about products and empower state prosecutors to act if they think the federal government is not doing enough to protect consumers.
It would create a public database of complaints and would permit the attorneys general to seek court injunctions if products endanger residents and the federal government is not acting.
The BBB provides a searchable database of complaints consumers have filed against public and private companies.
Look for an online database of complaints or disciplinary action on the website for your state bar association.
If an investor checked the securities industry's official regulatory database of complaints against brokers for the name of Michele Kief, a Wells Fargo broker in Naples, Fla., it would reveal nine client disputes — enough red flags to give a customer pause.
The site, www.consumer.gov/sentinel, contains a database of more than 300,000 consumer complaints lodged with the commission over the last several years.
The scams were culled from a database of more than 285,000 consumer complaints maintained by the F.T.C.
Ford said its own database of complaints showed that they came mainly from northern states where road salt, a cause of corrosion, is used for melting snow.
