The phrase "a regular record of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent or systematic documentation of events, activities, or information over time.
Example: "The organization maintains a regular record of all meetings to ensure transparency and accountability."
Alternatives: "a consistent log of" or "an ongoing documentation of".
A diary is a research tool that requires respondents to make regular records of their daily activities and experiences.
The regular recording of rectal temperature can be an effective diagnostic tool during an EHV-1 outbreak [ 11] and seems especially important when no respiratory signs were detected like during this outbreak.
The editor of the section, Vincent Gille, can be sure of his facts because the Surrealists kept regular records of their amours.
During 30 years of fishing these waters, he maintained regular records of any whales or dolphins spotted, supplying Greenpeace with vital information.
Objectives. – In order to evaluate the benefits arising from regular recording of intraoperative adverse events, we extracted from our database all episodes of intraoperative hypotension and studied the risk factors of this event.
By the period of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, the Babylonian astronomers were making regular records of the positions of the planets and systematic observations of their behavior.
At the time of the trial, QOF criteria included the maintenance of codes for the diagnosis of diabetes, together with regular recording of HbA1c [ 26].
In many countries there is no regular recording of the numbers and activities of all health personnel, and some emphasize only the public sector or can have variable accuracy for rural areas.
It's paid off: The Colts are among the most successful teams of the past decade, compiling a regular season record of 105 55, making the playoffs in seven of those years and winning the 2006 Super Bowl.
