The phrase "below record" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is under or beneath a previous or expected record, or to indicate that something is lower than a certain standard or level. Example: "The team's performance this season has been below record as they have lost more games than they have won."
Germany's DAX declined 0.5%, which was some 16% below record highs reached in April.
German exports, however, are still below record levels when measured in euros, as are those of the other euro zone countries shown.
Despite slowing sales and continuing economic worries, market studies released yesterday showed that the Manhattan co-op and condominium market remained strong in the peak spring selling season, with prices up 25percentt or more compared with a year ago, and overall prices roughly flat or just below record levels.
The thickness and extent of the Arctic's summer sea ice have declined dramatically over the past 30 years, and this year's levels are currently tracking below record lows.
Americans, on average, plan to spend $785 on Christmas gifts this year, according to the Gallup poll, on par with recent years but still significantly below record highs of as much as $900 before the Great Recession.
Extreme cold weather is gripping large parts of the United States, with temperatures of freezing or below recorded in many parts of the country.
After the below recording of Bentley making sexually explicit comments to a woman identified as "Rebekah" surfaced, Bentley admitted that he had "made mistakes".
Cover is underwritten by Mapfre, which has a below average record on complaints handling, says Fairer Finance.
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During Kansas City's 10-0 run to end the season, they beat eight teams with.500 or below records, the Landry Jones Steelers and the Broncos with a decrepit Peyton Manning.
With the Abbey, Ireland's national theater, below, recording a deficit from last year of more than $2 million, all members of its board and finance committee will resign, the Abbey's chairwoman, Eithne Healy, said in a statement.
