The phrase "a lasting recording" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recording that is intended to endure over time, such as audio, video, or any form of documentation.
Example: "The documentary serves as a lasting recording of the events that shaped our history."
Alternatives: "an enduring recording" or "a permanent recording."
Over time, the history of all those transactions becomes a lasting record of who owns what: that record is called the blockchain.
He bred 85 stakes winners and raced more than 100 stakes winners and 7 champions, but none made such a lasting record or had such a lasting appeal as Cigar.
Greenblatt's more profound argument is that a lasting record of Shakespeare's engagement with Greene lies in the figure of Falstaff, and in the relationship between Falstaff and Hal.
Adult Aborigines, still reeling from displacement and facing the threat of cultural annihilation, used the paint to make a lasting record of designs and images that had previously been used only in clan ceremonies.
The students seldom get legal aid, she noted, and they may face hundreds of dollars in fines, community service and, in some cases, a lasting record that could affect applications for jobs or the military.
"During the excavation in 2012, we took photographs of the skeleton from multiple angles to create a lasting record of how the king's bones were positioned in the grave before we exhumed them," said Matthew Morris, site supervisor of the team that found the missing king.
Not only would this be an invaluable, promotional resource for international study, it would also be a lasting record of types of ephemeral art, or of things too fragile to move, or of objects that have, in the event of political instability, a good chance of being lost.
It goes wherever you work, and is a lasting record of the causes you care about, and the time and resources you've invested in them.
Thus, HVC neurons representing songs in the adult repertoire also appear to retain a lasting record of certain tutor songs, including those imitated only transiently.
