The phrase "auxiliary records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where additional or supporting records are referenced, often in administrative, legal, or data management settings.
Example: "The audit will require us to review both the primary documents and the auxiliary records to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "supporting records" or "supplementary records".
Auxiliary data (recorded every 5 s) with information containing voltage, current, temperature, vacuum, and displacement were recorded during the process.
Other advantages include the hands on approach towards education and also as an institution, gaining experience from administering certain roles within the schools that included managing and facilitating monthly pays of auxiliary employees, keeping records, interacting and collecting feedback from the employees and parents.
Auxiliary Python scripts record real time accelerometer data, enabling students to compare the observed RSD response to numerical computations.
We prepare massive molecules with the same states and use an auxiliary spin to record the result of computing.
After performing in the music groups Breakfast Club and Emmy, she signed with Sire Records (an auxiliary label of Warner Bros. Records) in 1982 and released her self-titled debut album the following year.
Auxiliary diagnoses are seldom recorded in Denmark.
Alternatives to Strategies 2 and 3 then might be to somehow include the outcome variable which like age and race is likely known for the nongeocoded records or other auxiliary variables (risk factors) that correlate with the spatial distribution of the outcome under investigation.
It is usual to generate some kind of signal in synchronism with the intermittent when an auxiliary, magnetic-tape sound recorder is used, so that the sound record can later be synchronized exactly with the picture.
For the remaining times, failures are frequently recorded with the auxiliary components in the hydrogen generation equipment.
