The phrase "a record of respect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to documentation or evidence that demonstrates a history of respect towards someone or something.
Example: "The organization has maintained a record of respect for its employees, ensuring fair treatment and recognition of their contributions."
Alternatives: "a history of respect" or "a testament to respect".
He has raised $410,000 since Mr. Spitzer entered the race a month ago, and he held a fund-raiser on Tuesday that attracted a crowd of fashionable New Yorkers, including the television star Lena Dunham, who said she wanted "a candidate with a record of respecting women and the issues that matter to them".
Value Partners pointed out that while it supported the strategy review's intentions, "BBC Radio services have a record of failing to respect their remits".
Bush added that the court needs "justices with a proven, experienced record of respect for upholding the Constitution".
But a campaign by a government-appointed commission to coerce journalists into answering charges of racism discredits that legitimate cause and undermines an otherwise impressive record of respect for constitutional freedoms.
Sept. 24, 1998 On Civil Rights "I have a strong record of respecting people for their records and not their race".
There is a dire record of respecting the neutrality of health structures".
China has a record of insisting on international respect for the sovereignty of all countries, including pariah governments in Zimbabwe, Sudan, Myanmar and North Korea, all of which are trading partners for China.
As Culture Secretary, you have played a critical role in advancing Britain's proud record of respect and equality in piloting the Equal Marriage Act through Parliament and onto the Statute Book.
As culture secretary, you have played a critical role in advancing Britain's proud record of respect and equality in piloting the Equal Marriage Act through parliament and on to the statute book.
As culture secretary, you have played a critical role in advancing Britain's proud record of respect and equality in piloting the Equal Marriage Act through parliament and onto the statute book.
