The phrase "a substantial record of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of documented information or evidence regarding a particular subject or event.
Example: "The research team has compiled a substantial record of their findings over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of documentation" or "a considerable body of evidence."
The Lib Dems have "a substantial record of achievement".
And there is also a substantial record of owners battling for control of teams.
The program is open to senior scholars and practitioners with a PhD or a substantial record of professional achievement and a well-developed research or writing agenda.
Through religious texts, grammars, and works created for recording their history, indigenous peoples and those involved with the religious conversion process have created a substantial record of printed items.
It is a substantial record of political domination attested to by the premises housing Mr Osborne's constituency office – an imposing red brick fortress of a building complete with royal blue door on the junction of Northwich and Manchester Roads.
"EPA relied on a substantial record of empirical data and scientific evidence," they noted.
As a judge on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, Justice Kavanaugh, by contrast, has not built any substantial record of supporting investor rights.
One thing standing in the way of Ryan's keg dreams was that Trump didn't subscribe to that narrow ideology and in fact had a pretty substantial record of denouncing cuts to the social safety net, unlike most other Republicans.
One of the many tragedies of slavery is its legacy of illiteracy and the lack of a substantial record that gives voice to slaves such as Spencer.
Sigerson noted that "Dirty Diana" was a "substantial recording" because of its "insubstantial melody".
Researchers from the British Museum and other institutions on Wednesday announced a more modest claim, that an eroding cliff in Norfolk, England, had yielded evidence of the earliest substantial record of the human presence in Northern Europe.
