The phrase "a record of gaining" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing achievements or progress, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The report provides a record of gaining new clients over the past year."
Alternatives: "a record of achievements" or "a record of progress".
Apparently there was a glitch in Fink's vaunted computer system, the one set up specifically to crank out data for the First Boston mortgage traders, providing historical data for trades and keeping a record of gains and losses on those bets.
We predicted that despite a record of impressive earnings gains and plump profit margins, the now $23 billion (1998 revenues) telecommunications giant faced a bumpy future because of a weak Asian economy, a new generation of competitors and its failure to embrace a key wireless technology, CDMA (code division multiple access).
Perhaps the only comfort in this year's decline is the recognition that it followed a remarkable record of gains.
In the previous season, Temple Owls gained a record of 29 6 and reached the NCAA Tournament.
Despite the prolonged slide in the industry, the housing segment in the US construction market gained a record of $550.14 billion last year.
It was a lacklustre ending to a week packed with corporate news which had seen the FTSE match a record of 11 straight sessions of gains, then slump back mid-week before recovering to hit a seven-month high on Thursday.
"They would have a record of her using the key to gain access," Mr. Krauss said.
C1 Folding Up Tiger's Tent Julian H. Robertson Jr., whose long-term record of gains was tarnished by recent losses, confirmed that he was closing Tiger Management.
Learn the history of any ETF regarding its record of gains and losses over time.
Such volatility notwithstanding, a track record of achievement gains is a more reliable predictor of the gains of future students than classroom observations or student surveys.
