The phrase "a source of record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document, database, or other materials that provide information or evidence about a particular subject or event.
Example: "The historical archives serve as a source of record for researchers studying the town's development over the years."
Alternatives: "a record source" or "a documentation source".
The launch opens an outright battle in which Apple will vie with Spotify (which has 20 million paying subscribers, and 55 million more listening to its ad-supported format) as a source of recording revenue for artists, while Facebook, YouTube and social media become the key route to win fans.
Apptio's aptly named Technology Business Management solutions provide a single source of record for both IT financial and operational data, data analytics to drive real-time decision support, and applications to automate TBM challenges and streamline business processes.
The fair, backed by the trade publication Women's Wear Daily, which relies on classified job ads as a source of revenue, had record turnout, up 25% from September 2008 and 50% from February 2008.
Perhaps the lawyers saw no problem, or perhaps they feared that efforts to change the law would be blocked by county officials wanting to preserve a source of revenue from recording mortgage transactions.
One BMG executive acknowledged that the company's presence at recording industry meetings regarding Napster over the last 18 months had been a source of concern among other record labels because of possible conflicts.
Languages distinguish one cultural group from another, they derive from and reflect the world view of each group of people, and they are a source of pride and a record of history that sets each community apart from even its closest neighbors.
The case definitions were differentiated by: (a) source of data, (b) number of records with the relevant diagnosis code(s), (c) type of diagnosis in hospital data, (d) presence of service codes in physician billing claims, and (e) duration of the fracture-free period.
Publishers are also an indirect source of records in PubChem.
In the protocol in error, we omitted that we planned to search LILACS, which is an important source of records from South America; therefore we searched this database for this review.
Payments for radio broadcasts of songs, called royalties, have been a source of disagreement within the recording industry for decades.
