The phrase "a sample record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example or representation of a data entry or document, often in contexts like research, data analysis, or documentation.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed a sample record to understand the trends in the data collected."
Alternatives: "an example entry" or "a sample entry".
Each generated nucleotide sequence file is associated with a sample record containing extremely rich information on the environment of the corresponding sequenced Tara Oceans sample.
For example, a valid CSV file to generate Fig. 5 would have the header row as {Student ID, Response to Q1, Response to Q1ad} and a sample record as {46, Wrong, Right}.
I understand you need more energy in your party, but when you sample a sample record, it gets a little crazy".
The sequence of one trial is depicted in Fig. 1, together with a sample record of piloerection taken from a responsive participant.
A basic way is to compare each atomic part of a sample record (i.e. the fields) to its counterpart in the reference record.
Sony Music has also been using Twilio to promote some of its album releases; musicians have been recording phone messages, which can then be sent to fans of the band (you can hear a sample recording below).
The Philadelphia musicians, looking for something different, had contacted him, but Alexander had to make a sample recording to overcome some analog skeptics in the orchestra.
We heard a sampled recording of New York correspondent Ed Pilkington's interview with Jonathan Franzen; saw gardening writer Alys Fowler plant some shrubs; and smelled the week's recipes as they were prepared by Rosie Sykes.
He released the single, based on a sampled recording from an anti-Assad protest, only after they safely fled.
The expression data of all of the experiments are available as a specific GEO Sample record with accession number GSE19012 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/).nih.gov/geo/
