The phrase "a record month" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a month in which a particular metric, such as sales or production, has reached an all-time high.
Example: "This quarter, we achieved a record month in sales, surpassing all previous figures."
Alternatives: "an all-time high month" or "a record-breaking month".
"December was a record month".
NOVEMBER was a record month for corporate-bond issuance in America.
But today, as an ever more wired and interconnected public visits the parks in rising numbers -- July was a record month for visitors at Yellowstone -- rangers say that technology often figures into such mishaps.
Gaia Online, a youth world with seven million monthly visitors, sells more than $1 million a month of virtual goods and expects a record month in December, said its chief executive, Craig Sherman.
PAGE B1 REAL MONEY IN A VIRTUAL WORLD Finally, a place where the deepening recession has not slowed the sale of goods: Gaia Online, a youth world with seven million monthly visitors, sells more than $1 million a month of virtual goods and expects a record month in December.
"To give you an idea of the speed of the recovery, since October, we have almost consistently beaten the record of the previous month, which itself was a record month in our history," Mr. Biver said last month.
Mercedes-Benz reported a record June sales month as a result of rising demand for its most expensive models.
"We had a record December," said Greg Simonian, president of Westime in Los Angeles.
The sun came out in London and we had a record July.
Elsewhere in the travel sector, Eurotunnel surprised the market by reporting a record August on its Le Shuttle trains.
This was a record August for new junk bond sales and the best for announced mergers and acquisitions since 1999, according to Thomson Reuters.
