The phrase "a key recording that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an important audio or video recording that has significance or relevance to a particular context.
Example: "The documentary featured a key recording that revealed new insights into the historical event."
Alternatives: "an important recording that" or "a crucial recording that".
These images are a key record of that once provocative presence – and the fact that there are no people in them only adds to their haunting power.
Key record indicators that can be measured include documentation of screening results, documentation of brief intervention provided, referrals, and follow-up.
With 53 seconds left, Robinson jumped a passing lane at the top of the key and recorded a key steal that helped seal the victory.
A key to that record is the looming Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center, a state-of-the-art 585-megawatt coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of St .Paul that started commercial operations on Thursday.
Paradoxically, Panama has a great potential for the study of paleontology because it preserves a fossil record that captures key moments in the history of ancient biodiversity.
But here is a record that is also key: Favre is 45-22 astarterrter in November and December.
Even though I almost suffered a nervous collapse when I finally buckled down to organize my enormous cache of photos into albums, I know that such records are a key way that my daughters and my husband and I hang on to memories.
The Times devotes much of the article to explaining that Clinton's "moderate" policy record is a key reason that the GOP feels such nostalgia for him and represents a sharp contrast with the presumably orthodox liberal Obama. 1.
But in this book, Kurt Eichenwald has recorded a key portion of that story.
Electronic card-key records show that after the encounter, the housekeeper left Room 2806 and entered Room 2820 — a sequence that differed from what she had told the police, and possibly more suggestive of a woman not under duress.
