The part of the sentence "for its recording" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the performance of an activity or task that has already taken place. For example, "The company was praised for its recording of the event."
As for image results, honestly, it's a budget camcorder and Hitachi is pitching it for its recording versatility, not its video performance.
In 2013, the orchestra received a Grammy nomination for its recording of "Sibelius: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 5" and it won a Grammy Award in 2014 for "Sibelius: Symphonies Nos 1 & 4".
Mayor Rybak recalled a concert he helped arrange in February to celebrate the orchestra's Grammy nomination for its recording of Sibelius's Second and Fifth Symphonies.
Prosecutors in Hamburg are weighing whether to bring charges against Google for its recording of personal data from home WiFi routers.
Last year it received a Grammy nomination in the category of best classical composition for its recording on the Bridge label of a powerful requiem by the American composer Andrew Imbrie.
Singer Scott Weiland was reportedly sober for its recording, describing the process as a kind of restoration of "innocence" which Weiland associated with the band's debut album, 1992's Core.
But as Alibaba prepared for its record-setting $25 billion IPO, it invested heavily in removing knock-offs from its sites.
Lawyers for The Times said the paper expected that it would be served a separate subpoena for its records.
The inspectors asked ConAgra for its records.
He challenged his party to stand up for its record.
The Chief Rabbi has criticised Cameron's government for its record on marriage.
