The phrase "admirable track record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's or an organization's history of achievements or successes that are commendable.
Example: "The candidate has an admirable track record in project management, consistently delivering results on time and within budget."
Alternatives: "impressive history of success" or "commendable performance history."
Carrey himself isn't a pseud; he has a demonstrable and admirable track record in the fight against America's towering hard-on for firearms.
But in ArtistShare, which Mr. Camelio formed a decade ago, there's an admirable track record, one that predates Kickstarter, by far the best-known brand in crowd-financing.
Pennsauken officials insist that Cherokee Investment Partners, the firm selected to design and build the project, has an admirable track record of development in environmentally sensitive areas.
"I'd say the chances of Microsoft being broken up are zero," said Mark R. Anderson, author of the influential Strategic News Service newsletter (www.stratnews.com), which has an admirable track record for technology forecasts.
"In combination with the company's admirable track record of innovation, strong returns and scope for cash returns to shareholders, we see no reason why the shares should not trade on a higher multiple, closer to that of other consumer chemicals' names," Berenberg said.
But he's had an admirable track record since.
Mr. Bynum said that the box had already made back the label's investment: "I gave Anthony a check, and he said, 'This is the largest check I've ever gotten from a record label.' " And even beyond Mr. Braxton, the label's track record has been admirable.
In keeping with the company's distinguished track record with modern music, the season has included admirable performances of difficult but fascinating scores like the violin concertos of Thomas Adès and Esa-Pekka Salonen.
The Conservatives' track record on the protection of civil liberties has in many ways been an admirable one, and there remains a strong Tory tradition that does care about democratic accountability of the state.
Their track record says otherwise.
