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The phrase "are instructed not to record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals are given directives or guidelines that prohibit them from making recordings.
Example: "All participants in the meeting are instructed not to record any part of the discussion for confidentiality reasons."
Alternatives: "are directed not to document" or "are advised against recording".
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The emergency physicians are instructed not to record the results of the randomisation or the sonographic examinations in the electronic journal.
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In our daily practice, the perfusionist is instructed not to record low values of ScVO2 maintained for a short period of time (< 5 minutes) because of surgical maneuvers and the need for decreasing pump flow according to the surgeon's instructions.
Hotels were instructed not to show foreign news channels.
Christians are instructed not to judge others.
Volunteers are instructed not to look inside.
Syrian-based journalists were instructed not to report the story.
Subjects were instructed not to make up for vomited doses, and to record missed or vomited doses on the Patient Diary Card.
The participants were instructed not to pay attention to the stimuli while recording.
In general, subjects were instructed not to stay up and wait for the midnight recording, but rather go to bed at their usual time.
Individuals were instructed not to eat or drink at least two hours before their RBGL was recorded.
He had been instructed not to go over $300,000.
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