The phrase "a record of discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documentation or notes that summarize conversations or meetings.
Example: "The committee will prepare a record of discussions to ensure all points are captured for future reference."
Alternatives: "minutes of the meeting" or "summary of conversations".
"We may end up signing something that's not a treaty, but it's an agreement, or it's an understanding, or it's a record of discussion," he said.
They recommend good recording of capacity assessments regarding consent to treatment, including a record of the discussions that lie behind the outcome of the assessment [ 12].
The process is less awkward than it used to be, because more people of all ages are conducting their job negotiations through e-mail, which leaves a record of the discussions.
That way users can keep a record of all discussions made around a document.
Workshop proceedings include copies of country papers presented at the workshops plus a record of the discussions and conclusions reached at the workshops.
The Caribbean workshop proceedings includes copies of country papers presented at the workshop plus a record of the discussions and conclusions reached at the workshop.
The workshop proceedings includes copies of country papers presented at the workshop plus a record of the discussions and conclusions reached at the workshop.
A record of early discussions, either as audiotapes or a letter, which is shared between the parents and other immediate members of the MDT and the general practitioner may be helpful.
Otherwise no one?" Then follows the notation, "This copied verbatim," which further suggests that the document is a record of a discussion or communication between two parties.
It's one of the reasons why we increasingly use other methods, like texting, e-mail, and instant messaging, to get points across to a group or keep a record of a discussion.
Apparently unaware of Chevalier's decision, Oppenheimer in March 1965 discussed with his lawyer the possibility of enjoining publication of the memoir, according to a record of the discussion Dr. Herken found in Oppenheimer's papers.
