The phrase "a recorded call" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a telephone conversation that has been saved for future reference or review.
Example: "For quality assurance purposes, all customer service representatives are required to inform callers that this is a recorded call."
Alternatives: "a saved conversation" or "a documented call".
Wal-Mart, based in Bentonville, Ark., updated results of stores in the United States open at least a year through Friday in a recorded call.
Those discussions included a recorded call in which he told a trader at an unidentified hedge fund that a "senior guy at Microsoft" had provided detailed information about developments between Microsoft and Yahoo.
Investors sent the retailer's shares down 1.09 percent, or 59 cents, on Thursday to close at $53.47 "The economy remains challenging for many of our customers around the world," Mike Duke, Wal-Mart's chief executive, said in a recorded call.
Parents and teachers learned about the new resources in a recorded call Monday from district Supt.
Prosecutors in Kansas rested their case on Thursday in the murder trial of a white supremacist after playing a recorded call in which he expressed surprise the three people fatally shot outside two Jewish centers last year were not Jewish.
You now have totally aligned with your customer but you do not want to speak into a recorded call negatively against the company.
We made a transcript of every recorded call and assigned each call to two medical students as raters.
A sample of 273 recorded calls were recorded, of which 267 were frontline calls in which call-handlers are expected to ask the ethnicity monitoring question.
Although Skype does not have a record call feature, there are third party services that allow this (minus the simultaneous chat IM, though).
Most studies have involved playing recorded calls through a speaker.
On a recorded 911 call, Berry declared: "I'm Amanda Berry.
