The phrase 'enter record' is not correct in written English.
To use it correctly you might say, "I need to enter this record into the database."
She and her students use permanently bound, hard copy notebooks with numbered pages; write only in ink; leave no blank spaces; and enter records chronologically.
That same evening, Young entered Record Plant Studio 3 in Hollywood and recorded one of the all-time great protest songs, Ohio, in just a few takes.
Charles Aitken, Oliver in the troupe's recent "As You Like It," here plays Gherman Titov, who in 1961 entered record books as the world's second man in space.
"I've had my ego stroked a lot," said Mr. Cummins, who recalled entering record stores and seeing his work on giant displays.
Leipzig entered recorded history in ad 1015 as the fortified town of Urbs Libzi and was granted municipal status by 1170.
The area entered recorded history with the annexation of Punjab and Sindh to the Persian empire by Darius I (c. 518 bce).
We're entering record-breaking territory here.
The region entered recorded history in the 1670s when the first Europeans came to Indiana and claimed the territory for the Kingdom of France.
" Summary Page" was accessed for 44% of all updated records and for 69% of newly entered records.
In the technical perspective, a separate data quality check module was introduced which checks the validity of entered records based on pre-defined criteria.
