'improper recording' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for example, in a sentence like, "The government was accused of improper recording of financial records."
Last week, WorldCom's board hired Mr. McLucas, who is also co-chairman of the securities practice at the Washington law firm of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, to conduct an investigation into accounting practices that resulted in the improper recording of more than $3.8 billion of expenses in 2001 and 2002.
An M&M reviewing a complicated delivery found inconsistent and improper recording of partographs (Domains of Causal Analysis: Clinical operations, Equipment, and Personnel).
The agency also blamed improper record-keeping and accounting and lax supervision for the failure.
A surprising aspect of Mr. Todaro's case was that his certification was suspended in 2004 by the environmental agency, which cited poor building surveys and improper record keeping.
But the report failed to completely remove a cloud hanging over the company as a result of the backdating of options and improper record keeping, especially concerning two large option grants made to Mr. Jobs in 2000 and 2001.
Police officials suspended DNA testing at the laboratory after an audit completed in December found a host of problems with its methods, including poor calibration and maintenance of equipment, improper record keeping and a lack of safeguards against contamination of samples.
Telecommunications equipment maker PairGain Technologies pair fell only marginally after the company said it had agreed to plead guilty to charges of improper record keeping and pay a $1.4 million penalty in connection with investment losses incurred four years ago.
Continental Airlines was fined $100,000 last year for improper record-keeping related to disability complaints.
Because this match rate exceeds the minimum acceptable match rate generated by Ratcliffe (2004) and that improper address records appear to be random, the analysis is undertaken with little concern for spatial measurement error.
Gemstar, a developer of electronic television program guides and the publisher of TV Guide magazine, announced yesterday that it had used improper bookkeeping in recording about $20 million in revenue over the last year.
Information on which specialties have a higher percentage of recording improper COD statements could help to target physicians with a high priority for education and training in how to properly complete COD statements.
