The phrase "a record where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or context in which a record exists or is kept.
Example: "I found a record where all the transactions from last year are documented."
Alternatives: "a document that shows" or "a file in which".
"Wiley has given us a record where anyone can play it," adds Semtex.
This song is a moment of joy in a record where swampy depths reign.
We can go back through many artists' records and like, "This is a record where they got destroyed and had their heart broken.
"Nick Hornby and I are talking about doing a record where he writes all the lyrics and I write the music," Folds told News.com.au this week.
But she says 'it was always important to me that I made a record where I really sang well and I don't think it's happened yet.
"My favourite work of his is Live and Let Die by Wings, a record where you're using all these instruments occupying all these different spaces, with everything from a full orchestra right down to the bass guitar and drums.
There is a fragment of a recording where she reminisces to friends about life in Germany, taped the year before her death.
Three subjects watched a recording where a working robot carried an object (a valve or a pipe) to a destination while avoiding obstacles.
Last May, DNAinfo.com posted a recording where an Internal Affairs cop is heard telling a high-ranking union official that he would leak confidential information to him the moment he heard anything "serious".
Once the tent filled up, a staffer hit play on a recording where a narrator gave certain commands, asking you to imagine yourself in the desert or wading in water.
Among Lennon's biographers, Ben Urish and Kenneth Bielen view "Instant Karma!" as "a chiding though positive message for humanity", while Jon Wiener praises Lennon's "rich, deep voice" on a recording where the sound is "irresistible".
