"consult record" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used in a medical or legal context to indicate the act of reviewing someone's previous medical or legal history. Example: Before prescribing any medication, the doctor always makes sure to consult the patient's record to check for any potential allergies or past conditions.
That investor might consult records to see whether any of the shares were purchased at, or very close to, yesterday's closing price of $43.38.
Compared to participants solely presented with the name generator, participants being prompted and probed to consult records saved in their communication devices provided more comprehensive network data and more weak ties.
The customer-service representative, consulting records, assured me that the box for my friend had been delivered.
In his research Booth drew on his own observations and those of clergymen of long service in their parishes, and he consulted records of schools and charitable organizations.
Academics have even consulted records of people transported from England to penal colonies in Australia.Some research presents a rather alarming picture.
The officials maintained that they have correctly established the true identity of all nineteen, by consulting records and going back to their countries of origin.
By consulting records of when photographers were working (see resources information, below) this information will often help us date the picture.
Dr. Stanley consulted records from the Nilometer -- a staircased chamber on the island of Rhoda in Cairo that has recorded levels of the Nile River since A.D. 640 -- and found heavy flooding in 741 and 742.
The object of his neighbors' fantasies, with his twin babies and new cars and enviably green lawn, Joe at home is tightly wound, obsessively consulting records to be sure he and his wife "do what people usually do".
The newly consulted records are for a fellow who was born circa 1829-1830 in Scotland, but I suppose what caught my eye was the consistency in the physical description.
