The phrase "a record on paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documentation or information that is physically written down or printed, as opposed to being stored digitally.
Example: "The company maintains a record on paper for all transactions to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "a written record" or "a physical record".
The discharging doctor completes a separate database record on paper for each patient, which is checked by a consulting doctor before a secretary enters the data into the database.
Records in an electronic format must be maintained using a process or system capable of reproducing all records on paper.
David and Peter Brewis have taken as their inspiration the Imperial War Museum IWMM) document The End of the War, a recording on photographic paper of the minute before and minute after the cessation of hostilities.
"Every escort hour I record on paper gets recorded as three computer hours," he said.
Record on paper or your mind all the lyrics and rhymes that catch your attention.
Heart rate and ECG (Cardiofax V, Nihon-Cohden, Japan) was monitored continuously on an LCD screen and recorded on paper every 15 min.
Brill and Raudabaugh's startup is primarily a digital backbone for teachers, transferring what used to be recorded on paper into a digital framework.
In pre-brief the students discussed, negotiated, assigned roles and recorded on paper a plan for the day.
"If the incident had been recorded on paper by a field assistant, we would have had a reasonably detailed description of the actions, but the information would never have come across as a decision". Even the super expert, Jane Goodall, is sometimes baffled by field observations that become explicable once seen on a video screen.
In this study, manual vectorization method that is based on redrawing seismic traces on old record by using the mouse pointer has been used to convert seismic traces recorded on paper to a digital time series.
