The phrase "a record of transactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or any situation where documentation of exchanges or activities is necessary.
Example: "The accountant maintained a record of transactions to ensure accurate financial reporting."
Alternatives: "a log of transactions" or "a documentation of transactions."
The balance-of-payments accounts provide a record of transactions between the residents of one country and the residents of foreign nations.
In that case the ledger maintained a record of transactions in the currency to ensure that updated records of who owned which coins were maintained and publicly verified.
Cryptocurrency mining is the process that encrypts a record of transactions so that it cannot be changed or tampered with later.
The United States Embassy in Rome has called it the preferred bank of Iran's ballistic missile program, with a record of transactions involving Italian and other banks.
As any cheating spouse ever caught out by their credit card bill knows, paying with anything other than cash creates a trail, a record of transactions from which behaviour can be deduced.
Because bitcoin is a currency not maintained by banks but by a network of individuals, it relies on a technology called blockchain that is decentralized and depends on a vast number of users, called miners, to compute a record of transactions.
The structure of data representing a financial ledger entry, or a record of a transaction or transactions, is digitally signed, meaning the authenticity is as close to guaranteed as can be attained in modern terms, and is subsequently more difficult to tamper with.
The Secretary shall keep a record of the transactions of his division of the club.
Instead Ms. Nordberg had become the victim of an elaborate scheme by the seller, whose trustworthiness, it turned out, was based on a record of fictitious transactions.
Saul Bellow's first novel, Dangling Man (1944), began with the narrator, Joseph, explicitly booting aside the Hemingway model of fiction as an imaginative transcription of action - fighting bulls, shooting big game - in favour of a record of "inward transactions".
