The phrase "a verbatim note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a note that is an exact copy of what was said or written, without any alterations.
Example: "During the meeting, I took a verbatim note of the discussion to ensure accuracy in the minutes."
Alternatives: "an exact note" or "a literal note".
I made a verbatim note of his third bash at this: "You do still feel you can do that [win a slam event], because you've said to me a couple of times during this fortnight: 'I do actually think I can win it'?
Electronic audio tapes were then transcribed and translated into English, providing a verbatim note of what was said.
This is not a mainstream medical term in the UK, and it is likely that the records of bloating represent a verbatim note of the word the woman used.
This is a reference to the "verbatim notes" of British war cabinet meetings prepared by Lawrence Burgis, known as "Thrushy," the assistant secretary of the cabinet office.
On cross-examination, Sergeant Schumacher said that he had not taken verbatim notes, and that Mr. Bell might not have said "kept a watchful eye".
Verbatim notes of the in-depth interviews were transcribed to provide a record of what was said in the interviews.
In a statement Monday, Yee said he was present during Wells' interview of Brady, kept verbatim notes, and "[f]or reasons unknown, the Wells report omitted nearly all of Tom's testimony, most of which was critical because it would have provided this report with the context that it lacks".
She said she confused verbatim notes with her own words.
But verbatim notes by someone who reviewed the document demonstrate Mr. La Bella's frustrations.
Let Dame Tessa Jowell, one-time passionate Blairite, stand as bellwether for that sore lesson: she has been re-reading her verbatim notes of the cast-iron but false assurances ministers were given back in 2003.
Referring to the paper's specialist hacker, Glenn Mulcaire, who had also been arrested, Crone reported: "The raids on his properties produced numerous voice recordings and verbatim notes of his accesses to voicemails.
