The phrase "about record keeping" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to the management and organization of records or documentation.
Example: "The seminar will cover various topics about record keeping, including best practices and legal requirements."
Alternatives: "regarding record management" or "concerning documentation practices".
He asked me various detailed questions for a good half hour and then, out of nowhere, said, "Where were you September 12?" Fortunately, I'm neurotic about record keeping.
In 1975, as baseball approached its millionth run, the race was celebrated throughout the league despite the total number of runs being similarly vulnerable to worries about record keeping.
He initially seemed to find support from Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, who walked away over disagreements about record keeping in private sales; Mr. Schumer says such records, already kept in gun store transactions, are needed to make the checks meaningful, but Mr. Coburn fears they will lead to a gun registry.
The information, contained in an affidavit made public by federal prosecutors in Seattle on Friday, depicts the store's owner, Brian Borgelt, as so sloppy about record keeping and the way weapons were handled in his shop that guns were routinely stolen or misplaced, with no way to trace what happened to them.
He says, however, that he is much more careful about record keeping than he was before the investigation.
These assertions did not always correspond with specific discussions about record keeping.
DRIP investors must also be careful about record-keeping.
The Maharishi school in Reservoir received a $500,000 federal government grant while it under investigation after complaints about poor record keeping.
In general, respondents did not have many expectations about electronic record keeping.
I may moan about having no time, and get stressed out about marking and record keeping, and roll my eyes at initiatives to cajole Ofsted into rating our school better than average – but I do love my job.
The increased volume of guidance has gone hand-in-hand with a number of high-profile cases where public concern about communications and record keeping was assuaged by an ever-increasing burden of bureaucracy.
