"fighting record" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "He has an impressive fighting record, having only lost two matches out of twenty."
Mrs May went on: "The head of the NCA will be a significant individual who has that crime fighting record because it is a powerful crime fighting body.
Bellerophon is mentioned in several verses in a song commemorating Cornwallis's Retreat in 1795, which celebrate both Cornwallis (referred to by sailors' popular nickname for him, "Billy Blue"), and Bellerophons fighting record at the Glorious First of June.
My gift of gab has gotten me into fights, but that same gift has talked myself out of those fights, giving me an unblemished 0-0 fighting record.
Prior to his Victoria Cross action, McGee had been noted in the 40th Battalion for his leadership qualities, and had attained a "famous fighting record".
From the start, it didn't make sense — Floyd Mayweather Jr. risking his unbeaten fighting record in a New Year's Eve match with unknown rules against a gifted, young kickboxer in Japan.
JO: I think you're right and I think if you talked to Gregg, he would say that a typical Five For Fighting record has one or two songs to drive the record commercially, one or two songs that aspire to be hits and then a bunch of indulgent Ondrasik songs.
They watch hundreds of hours of videotape of animals sleeping, eating, playing and fighting, recording each monotonous detail.
Last Updated, 5 49 p.m. | The British street artist Banksy is apparently among the millions watching Syria's war from afar, through glimpses of the fighting recorded on video and posted on YouTube.
Intel is fighting a record $1.45 billion antitrust fine in Europe and separate cases in South Korea and New York state.
In addition to voicing their concerns to legislators, musicians are fighting the record labels in court.
A raucous punk song about the Clash fighting their record company, "Complete Control," was not a hit here, although it did chart in the U.K. What is America missing by not embracing a broader range of British acts?
