The phrase "apart from the record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or differentiation from the record in question.
Example: "Apart from the record, there are several other factors to consider in this case."
Alternatives: "aside from the record" or "other than the record".
Until Thursday, a record of a user's activity on Google's search engine was kept apart from the record of that user's activity on other Google properties.
Song of the Year "recognizes the songwriter(s)." That sets it apart from the Record of the Year category, which "recognizes the artist's performance as well as the overall contributions of the producer(s), recording engineer(s) and/or mixer(s) if other than the artist," according to Grammy.org.org
Apart from the recording conditions, the cry-initiating trigger also varied.
Thus, apart from reflecting the recording quality, the size of the responses may also reflect their subcellular locations.
Apart from the 80 records for analysis, 20 additional records were also selected in the event of exclusions.
It can be seen that, apart from the matching records, a number of extra casualties, not recorded by the Police, were found in the medical files.
Apart from the newly recorded Christisonia, holo-parasitic plants (which derive all carbohydrates exclusively from the host) include three species of Balanophora (B. lowii, B. reflexa and B. papuana) (Balanophoraceae), one species of Rhizanthes (R. lowii), one species of Mitrastema (M. yamamotoi) and two species of Rafflesia (R. keithii and R. pricei) (the latter three genera in Rafflesiaceae).
However, these earlier notes were at least 10 years apart from the other records, there was only one older file per patient, and statistical analysis showed no difference in patient age across the year groups.
Two sets of 16 pulse-modulated infrared photobeam were placed on opposite walls 2.5 cm apart from the wall to record X-Y ambulatory movements.
Quite apart from the need for records to maintain adequate control of its collections, a museum's documentation system provides an indispensable record of the information associated with the objects for research.
So much so, that my notebook remains silent about the main courses, apart from recording the key facts that Di had pan-fried sea bream with an oyster velouté, and that Frank's roasted duck breast with confit leg, braised beetroot and ginger sauce was "fine".
