The phrase "artefacts recorded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to documentation, research, or historical studies where items or data have been noted or logged.
Example: "The archaeologist presented a detailed report on the artefacts recorded during the excavation."
Alternatives: "items documented" or "objects noted".
He reported his find and subsequently unearthed hundreds more artefacts, recording their placement with GPS, thus enabling archaeologists to build up a picture of the settlement below.
But the exhibition brings together an unprecedented collection of documents and artefacts recording other exploits, including a sketch by Victor Campbell, expedition leader of the northern party of Terra Nova, depicting the tiny ice cave in which he and five others survived an appalling winter.
The stimulus artefact recorded in each trial for these cases was used to determine stimulus onset.
First, we necessarily had to stimulate deep brain targets with a monopolar electrode configuration so as to detect stimulation timing from the stimulus artefact recorded from the scalp.
Accurate arterial blood pressure curves with minimal artefacts were recorded during maximal exercise on the treadmill in all mice tested.
Special care was taken throughout the measurements to minimise all movements of the probes and the mouse to keep the movement artefacts in recorded signals as small as possible.
For Veo acquisition, respiratory artefacts were graded as 'negligible' in 24 cases (89%) for reader 1 and 25 cases (93%) for reader 2, 'moderate' in 3 cases (11%) for reader 1 and 2 cases (7%) for reader 2, and no 'salient' artefact was recorded.
During each insertion, a particular attention was made to avoid touching directly the temporal bone with forceps or insertions tools in order to avoid artefact recording of the force sensor.
In order to be consistent across subjects, we restricted the analysis to the first 2 min of artefact-free EEG recorded in each patient.
Also crucial for researchers is the fact that Carter and his colleagues recorded the artefacts almost immediately after the tomb was opened.
