The phrase "a voluminous record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a record that is large in size or extensive in content, often in legal or academic contexts.
Example: "The court maintained a voluminous record of all proceedings related to the case."
Alternatives: "an extensive record" or "a large record".
Morgenthau's response: "In the words of your son Johnny, 'So what?' " Beschloss records the progress of this long argument with little comment of his own, relying on the participants' own words drawn from a voluminous record including more than 50 collections of papers, some privately held.
"It's certainly possible the justices would take the case, but it would be a challenge for them to deal with such a voluminous record," said Mark Levy, a former official at the Justice Department involved in appellate litigation and now in private practice.
The last time Congress reauthorized the VRA, during President George W. Bush's administration, lawmakers created a voluminous record showing that certain states and localities continued to be the primary offenders of racial discrimination in voting.
One institution stood out for its particularly brazen manipulation of job placement numbers: Career Education Corp., the bearer of a voluminous record of whistleblower lawsuits and run-ins with government investigators.
But after what seems an exhaustive review of a now voluminous record of transcripts, exhibits and other evidence from multiple official inquiries, Professor Ball concludes there is "no evidence" that the decision-makers "examined the adequacy of Lehman's collateral, or that legal barriers deterred them from assisting the firm".
The investigation included a review of the voluminous record created by investigations by the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight, the General Accounting Office, the Department of Justice Public Integrity Section and Office of Professional Responsibility, the inspector general for the Department of the Treasury, and the White House Management Review.
He has a voluminous public record, at Bain, at the Olympics, as the governor of Massachusetts and as a candidate.
But is also a vulnerability, in that opponents can seize on selected aspects of his voluminous record and spin it out.
"The voluminous record shows that there are answers to some of those questions," he said.
There's a good discussion going on between Glenn Kenny and Jon Hastings in the comments to my post about Pauline Kael's voluminous record of critical judgments or misjudgments.
The powerful coalition of big business, organized labor, advocacy groups, political party organizations and Republican officeholders that sued to have the law declared unconstitutional depict it as a disturbing assault on the rights of free speech, political association and state sovereignty that is unjustified by anything in the voluminous record.
