The phrase "a recorded cap" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a cap that has been recorded, possibly in a data or audio format.
Example: "The audio file includes a segment with a recorded cap that highlights the key points of the discussion."
Alternatives: "a documented cap" or "a captured cap".
To estimate CVD or FDD from recorded CAPs, the problem could be solved by an inverse mathematical procedure to find weighting coefficients in terms of recorded CAPs.
To quantify glutamate toxicity on impulse conduction, a double sucrose gap chamber (Supplementary Figure S2) [19] was used to record CAP from a 4-cm ventral column from guinea pig spinal cord.
Last year, the Hurricanes rolled to a 12-0 recappedcapped by a dominating victory over Nebraska in the national title game in the Rose Bowl.
C. VIVIAN STRINGER, who led Rutgers Scarlet Knightss to their best season yet under her watchful eye -- a 26-8 recappedapped by a trip to the women's final four here last weekend -- has played no small role in shattering the traditional glass ceiling like so many backboards under the weight of Shaquille O'Neal.
Nicknamed the "Mad Magicians", the Michigan squad finished with a 10 0 record, capped by a 49 0 victory in the Rose Bowl over USC on New Year's Day.
For Uruguay, defender Maxi Pereira won a record 113th cap, surpassing former striker Diego Forlan, at his fourth tournament.
As recently as 2014, WPP hit a record market cap of almost $30bn after a winning run that resulted in Sorrell earning more than £200m from pay, and lucrative – and highly controversial – reward schemes over a five-year period.
The 32-year-old earned a record 120th cap in England's 3-0 victoverover Croatia on Wednesday and is aiming for silverware in Sweden next summer.
The Seahawks completed the tournament with a 3-1 recappedcapped by an 81-80 win in overtime over Compton.
Along with his two batting titles, during his time in Buffalo he also led the NL in slugging five times, hits and total bases twice each, and triples and RBIs once each, with his 1883 total of 97 RBIs setting a new Major League record; Cap Anson had set the previous mark of 83 the year before, and retook the record the following year with a total of 102.
