The phrase "assemble a record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or compiling information or data into a single document or file.
Example: "The team was tasked to assemble a record of all the project milestones for the final report."
Alternatives: "compile a record" or "create a record."
Mr. Cicero said he began to assemble a record of bribes he had helped orchestrate to "protect him in case of any complaint or investigation," Mr. Torres-Landa wrote.
Witnesses from the two sides would no doubt be at odds, but the judge's unwillingness to assemble a record for both his own information and that of appellate courts is jaw-dropping.
By taking out a continuous core a first for this region they hope to assemble a record that will not only help them write a reliable history for this pivotal time, but shed light on how natural climate cycles work, and how they affect ecosystems knowledge that, among other things, should advance scientists' ability to assess the prospects for human-induced shifts.
This snub, Mr. Torres-Landa wrote, "generated significant anger with respect to the lack of recognition for his work". Mr. Cicero said he began to assemble a record of bribes he had helped orchestrate to "protect him in case of any complaint or investigation," Mr. Torres-Landa wrote.
In gathering data to assemble a record for south east England the problem is more difficult than it might seem.
As president, Cooper writes, Wilson assembled a record of legislative efficiency rivaled only by Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson.
Scientists assembled a record of rainfall going back over 750 years by measuring widths of annual fokienia hodginsii rings.
In numerous bulging scrapbooks, his father carefully assembled a record of his life as an Army Air Corps cryptographer.
They assembled a record of the ratings assigned to members of the U.S. Senate by thirty interest groups between 1959 and 1980.
This approach helps explain why in 1998, foreigners were also the first to dip back into the market after the government assembled a record 24 trillion yen $200 billionn) stimulus package and an even larger bailout of the banking system.
He assembled a record of these struggles (booze, Benzedrine, and Seconal made their contributions, too) in the extraordinary collection "Advertisements for Myself" — a soulful, confessional work that, for better or for worse, has done more to establish the fifties myth of repression and revolt than any other document of the time.
