The phrase "are essentially recorded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of data or information that has been captured or documented in some form.
Example: "The findings of the study are essentially recorded in the final report, which will be available to all participants."
Alternatives: "are fundamentally documented" or "are primarily captured".
The band was essentially recording "on other people's time," Mr. Caws said.
The way it stands, it sounds like they're essentially recording a movie then pulling a specific frame from it — which, as anyone who's ever paused an action movie can tell you, can result in a nasty, blurry mess.
"The meteorites, therefore, are essentially magnetic recording tapes," says planetary scientist and lead author Benjamin Weiss of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
Since music videos are essentially marketing, record labels typically give them to MOX royalty-free, so it doesn't have to pay out huge sums like Pandora or Spotify.
These two items are essentially a record of how you've handled your finances over time--and they'll determine whether or not you'll be eligible for thousands (even hundreds of thousands) in savings when you go to make your biggest purchases, such as a car or a house.
Although used in a variety of courses, reflection journals are essentially written records that students create as they think about various concepts learned, about critical incidents involving their learning, or about interactions between students and teachers, over a period of time for the purpose of gaining insights into their own learning (Thorpe 2004).
Phobias are essentially errors of recording, byproducts of traumatic events committed to memory through the amygdala and lodged deep inside the reptilian brain.
In terms of passing, however, records are essentially redundant nowadays, because of how different the game is to when players like Marino played.
But Jean-François Toussaint, the director of the Paris-based InSportse of Biomedical recently and Epidemiology in Sportoldrecenthe told the French sports daily L'Equipe that according to statistical models, 75percentt of the existing track and field world records are essentially out of reach but that the men's 100 is among the 25 percent still in play.
Brian: The improvisations on this record are essentially rooted in an experimental format: free improvisation mixed with compositional conceptualism with influences ranging from 70s AACM, 90s Downtown NYC eclecticism, Han Bennink and post-minimalism.
