The phrase "a tally in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a record or count of something within a specific context or category.
Example: "We need to keep a tally in the spreadsheet to track our monthly expenses."
Alternatives: "a count of" or "a record in".
And for years, the club kept a tally in the clubhouse called "The Beckwith Bulletin".
When asked how many bedrooms there are, Simmons has to pause and make a tally in her head.
They only started keeping a tally in June, 2013, when the cemetery took charge of ordering headstones.
But there are at best a couple of hundred beds between them (I have not attempted a tally in a few years).
"We are not here to serve as the mark for a tally in any quota or to serve the ruling elite in any way".
A tally in OTB's contract documents shows that through June 2, Ms. Fine's firm was paid $237,000, with a 3 percent administrative fee going to GMAC Real Estate, a firm with which OTB had a pre-existing contract.
The men's total of six points scored equalled the lowest tally in a men's Olympic curling match, a tally set in 1998 when GB defeated Norway 4-2 and equalled when they beat United States by the same scoreline in 2010.
I keep a running tally in a notebook I keep in my back pocket.
You can keep a simple tally in a notebook you carry around with you, keep track on your mobile phone, or create a log on your computer.
At least 18 journalists are in Egypt's prisons, according to a tally released in June by the New York-based Commitoee to Protect Journalists.
The Huffington Post keeps a running tally, in an ongoing series of articles, on private companies who are the bellwethers of what needs to become a movement.
