The phrase "a running log" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a continuous record or journal of activities, events, or data over a period of time.
Example: "I keep a running log of my daily workouts to track my progress and stay motivated."
Alternatives: "an ongoing record" or "a continuous log".
(The independent site, Apps For Passbook, also keeps a running log of what is out there. Apple has its own guide to using Passbook.
The purpose of the site is to keep a running log of links to sites that don't want to be linked to, or at least require that their permission be sought.
Notice, also, how on the right side of each place entry is a running log of the changes made by editor users.
A new service called Simkl History Saver, still in private beta, will keep a running log of all your instant messaging conversations and allow you to access that log via the service's website wherever you go.
The app starts to keep a running log of how the body reacts to these different data points, which is an important feature in helping both a diabetic person and their doctor determine a more effective treatment plan.
To mitigate this we suggest that browsers maintain a running log of recent use of all persistent XDC cookies capturing the channel name, the host name of the Web server reading or writing the cookie, the date and time of its last access, the type of access, and, possibly, the value set.
During the follow up period participants registered their running exposure, other sporting activities and running related injuries in an Internet based running log.
Information on RRIs and exposure data was collected using an internet based running log.
Information on RRI's and exposure data were collected using an internet based running log.
During the thirteen week follow up participants register information on running and RRI's in an internet based running log.
In case of not having access to the Internet, all participants had also a hard copy of the running log.
