The phrase "a vast record of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large collection or compilation of information, data, or events related to a specific subject.
Example: "The museum houses a vast record of ancient artifacts that tell the story of early civilizations."
Alternatives: "an extensive collection of" or "a comprehensive archive of".
It must be wonderful to have such a vast record of your father's life – the back catalogue, the books, and now that film … Yeah, but for me it's bittersweet, because most people get to grow up knowing their parents and I didn't.
There is a vast record of Middle Cambrian tube-like shells that may be unrecognised parts of the early scaphopod diversification that started much earlier and morphologically less constrained than previously expected [ 87].
The San Francisco couple use their complementary interests — Mr. Hickey has a vast record collection and extensive knowledge of music esoterica, while Ms. Hickey is a passionate home cook — to invent soundtracks for favorite recipes.
These giants are, in effect, centralized ledger keepers, building vast records of "transactions" in what is, arguably, the most important "currency" in the world: our digital data.
Inspired by Ernst Scheidegger's book of photographs recording the city's construction, Chandigarh 1956, Feiersinger assembled a vast pictorial record of the city's famous architecture today.
The Dodges, with their omnivorous, pretty much indiscriminate appetite for all aspects of Soviet underground art, have built a vast historical record of a cultural movement.
Romer and Romer (2010) use a vast narrative record describing the motivation of tax changes from which the authors identify reforms that are not directly related with other developments affecting output.
It is noteworthy that this computer program can be used either as an interactive process tool when individual record processing corresponds to the researcher's needs or, for processing a vast number of records without user supervision and even through a scheduled task.
In a spate of studies, many of them based on a little-publicized Italian government report commissioned in 1999, researchers have uncovered a vast wartime record detailing a systematic disenfranchisement of Italy's Jews, beginning in the summer of 1938, shortly before the Kristallnacht attacks in November.
This is also, not coincidentally, the home of his vast record collection.
Another source of information is a vast store of records, including dedicatory and other inscriptions on public works.
