The phrase "a record of sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documentation or evidence of ongoing performance, behavior, or conditions over a period of time.
Example: "The study provides a record of sustained improvement in the participants' health metrics over the course of six months."
Alternatives: "a history of continuous" or "an account of ongoing".
Criteria include whether the company is of interest to lots of investors and whether it has a record of sustained growth.
And that film, written and directed by Nancy Meyers, has become an occasion to celebrate Mr. Keaton's career, which has spanned some 35 movies, and especially its comedy strain because so few actresses in the history of Hollywood have such a record of sustained achievement in comedy.
"The Uwic board of governors at its next meeting will reflect on recent events and consult with staff, students and stakeholders about its options". He added that Uwic was a "strong, financially viable university, attractive to students and with a track record of sustained success and high performance".
So America does not have a comparable record of sustained fiscal irresponsibility; we've only developed large deficits in response to the crisis, which happens to be exactly when we should be running large deficits.
The new rules, he said, would permit less frequent inspection of homes with "record of sustained good performance".
Also Monday, at a breakfast fund-raiser in Juno Beach, Fla., Mr. Kerry said he had a "100 percent record of sustaining the special relationship and friendship with Israel".
"Given that our record of sustaining surpluses for extended periods of time is not good, any device that might accomplish this goal is worth examining," he said.
Both datasets contain records of sustained vowel 'a.' They have reported the classification accuracy of 96.37% for the MEEI and the classification accuracy of 87.85% for the PdA dataset by the use of the same method.
That effort from which Kim also has a record of appropriating resources to sustain his regime is left to the likes of international donors, contributing via outfits such as the United Nations.
If only as a record of Mr. Schiff's current approach to this inexhaustible work — its lyricism achieved without the use of the sustaining pedal — this recording would be invaluable.
