The phrase "a service book" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book that provides information or guidelines about a particular service, such as a manual or a record of services provided.
Example: "The technician referred to the service book to troubleshoot the issue with the equipment."
Alternatives: "a maintenance manual" or "a service guide".
Christian Worship: A Service Book (1953), a semiofficial manual for voluntary use, exerted wide influence in restoring and stabilizing the typical pattern, with an emphasis on use of scriptural sentences throughout.
A service book is a commissioning and servicing tool based on a notebook computer.
Historically, the family planning personnel used a service book, which monitored the daily activities undertaken by each worker.
In 1637 a riot in the cathedral of St. Giles in protest against a new service book provoked a Scottish revolt against Charles I and precipitated the War of the Three Kingdoms, which engulfed the whole of Britain in the 1640s and ended in Charles's execution (see Bishops' Wars; English Civil Wars).
She also co-authored a public service book with the former dean of the Stanford law school.
The church is also depicted in the medieval sketch of Tarnovo in the Braşov Menaion, a menaion service book written in the mid-14th century and then carried to Kronstadt (now Braşov, Romania) after the fall of Bulgaria under Ottoman rule.
In this capacity Tikhon adapted Russian ecclesiastical structure and worship to the local cultural milieu, decentralizing control, establishing several Russian Orthodox theological schools, and assisting with an English service book of the Russian Orthodox liturgy.
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He was neither the first nor last to cash in on fame: soon you could buy pottery, a dinner service, books, boxes of matches and all sorts of other Webb-endorsed products.
One was Dominick Dunne, whose son, the actor and director Griffin Dunne, provided a blurb for the "Full Service" book jacket.
He said that his 18 month plan was for local titles to digitally tap into their roots as an action-based medium, which people want to use to get things done like finding a service or book something.
