The phrase "above records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to records or information that has been mentioned or listed earlier in the text.
Example: "Please review the above records before making your decision."
Alternatives: "previous records" or "records mentioned above".
The track was so incendiary that MCA refused to release it, so it was put out instead on the indie hip-hop label Up Above Records.
After the formatting outlined above, records were streamlined to create an incidents database, containing only those events which have caused human impacts of any kind.
As alluded to above, records without at least one shared identifier will not be linked using the approach shown.
Of the above records, 1,391 repeated admissions (7.5% of the hospitalizations for breast surgery) and 152 patients with breast surgery in 1999 (0.8%) were excluded; it is worth noting that 77.6% of the 1,391 repeated admissions occurred within 90 days from the first surgery.
As the film above records: And the winning book?
Yet all those above records happened in SIX!" I'm seeing the same fingerprints of climate volatility and weather disruption.
2.08pm: Students from Westminster Kingsway College voice their anger at government cuts in this Guardian video (above), recorded this morning.
If Fernando Alonso wants to maintain the above record, he'll need a significant change in fortunes at McLaren.
The video is just as delightful as the above recording ― check it out below.
Based on the above recording, Wisconsin Democratic Party spokesman Graeme Zielinski confirmed that the party may still file a complaint with the GAB challenging a possible Wirch recall petition on ethical grounds.
(A ) Current recorded from a bilayer containing GIRK2 and Gβγ during local perfusion of C8-PIP2 (barsk babovebove recording) or buffer (white bars above recording).
