The phrase "ample record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sufficient or abundant amount of documentation or evidence regarding a particular subject or event.
Example: "The investigation was thorough, and there is an ample record of all the findings and testimonies collected."
Alternatives: "sufficient documentation" or "plentiful evidence".
"Had we been able to access the ample records of the UNWCC, our approach would have unquestionably been influenced by the careful analyses that emerged from its deliberations and decisions," he added.
A concerted effort must now be made to also study HEALTH, its attainment and retention… We have ample records of the sick, but there is a dearth of life-time records of the finest group of physical specimens in the world…" For 1968, Mexico City, the forms were simplified significantly, but this did not improve returns.
A quick glance at Web sites that list political donations turns up ample records of support by Pickens and his family members of Republican candidates including Rudolph Giuliani (and in more limited amounts, John McCain), along with donations to the Republican National Committee.
The Edge was initially hesitant, but saw the opportunity as a challenge to quickly record an album before returning to tour and prove the band had not become spoiled by the luxury of ample recording time.
Given the early and ample track record, there's surprisingly little agreement over the nature of Obamaism.
That ample public record — interviews, writings, sermons — is now being examined by opponents of the downtown center.
Unlike the Nazis, who meticulously documented their atrocities, the Soviets didn't leave an ample photographic record of Stalin's terror — there are so few pictures, and none that expose the full horror of the millions who starved or froze to death.
Another group of insects thought to have evolved concordantly with the early diversification of angiosperms are the ants [ 38], but despite thorough sampling and an ample fossil record, disagreements concerning basal relationships and timing of the earliest divergences still exist [ 39, 40](but see [ 41]).
Cornershop's album Hold on It's Easy and their seven-inch with children's book What Did the Hippie Have in His Bag? are out now on Ample Play Records.
This is the age that has embraced and perfected the epic, allowing its public ample time, sometimes record time, to absorb the plots and the protagonists; above all the protagonists, with all their foibles and virtues, all their hopes and fears and their all-or-nothing forehands down the line.
