The phrase "a record volume of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unprecedented amount or quantity of something, often in contexts like sales, production, or data.
Example: "The company reported a record volume of sales during the holiday season, surpassing all previous years."
Alternatives: "an unprecedented amount of" or "a historic level of".
In 2013, the region farmed a record volume of soybeans and maize, producing over 78.5m tonnes.
RECENTLY, private-equity funds have been doing a record volume of business.
(Her recent post on the Alliance drew a record volume of comments to her blog, she said).
He predicted that tax receipts will climb to a new peak of $86.9 billion from a record volume of $85.5 billion during the current 12 months.
Given routine delays, and especially considering predictions that a record volume of travelers will severely strain the air travel system during the coming summer season, couldn't this add up to real money?
"Total US natural gasoline exports reached a record volume of 179,000 barrels per day in February as Canada's thirst for oil sand diluent ramped up,"explained a May 2013 article appearing in Platts.
Buswell's departure leaves UK Mail without a chief executive a month before Christmas and two days before Black Friday, when online orders are expected to create a record volumes of parcels.
This limitation of the derived functions is difficult to overcome with available data which does not record volume of tephra entering a treatment facility.
Nasdaq also had a record point gain, closing up 76.32, or 5.1%, at 1575.57 on record volume of 1.25 billion shares.
The NYSE had record volume of 1.2 billion shares traded and the DJIA swung in a 500-point range, ending the day up almost 300 points.
"Even with the record volume of home-equity extraction with refinances last year, the total amount of home equity wealth in the country actually increased,'' said Mr. Nothaft of Freddie Mac.
