"investigation record" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the records of a particular investigation. For example, "The police kept an extensive investigation record during the murder investigation."
Second, survivors deserve access to their own complaint records, including the investigation record justifying the outcome.
In a statement Tuesday, the NHTSA pointed to an investigation record that, in the last three years, has prompted 524 recalls involving 23.5 million vehicles.
Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (Ferpa), most universities disclose, to complainant and defendant, their investigation outcome and not the investigation record.
That investigation record will most likely now never become public, as the rules require that the accused lawmaker be given an opportunity to review the record and contest any documents before they are released.
A commission formed by the Rhodesian colonial authorities blamed the crash on pilot error, while a later UN investigation recorded an open verdict.
A British-run commission of inquiry blamed the crash in 1961 on pilot error and a later UN investigation recorded an open verdict.
The shelter also checks animal control investigation records and local law enforcement cases for any history of animal abuse, she said.
The FBI made contact with him last year, and for months he cooperated with the investigation, recording conversations and gathering evidence against his wealthy clientele.
Social Security numbers were stolen from background investigation records, including nearly 2 million mostly involving spouses and others connected to applicants.
The investigation recorded a meeting between the One Nation officials and representatives from Koch Industries, which funds various conservative causes in the US.
By 2015, Amriki was one of close to a dozen cyberplanners based in Syria or Iraq who were already actively recruiting volunteers abroad, according to a tally based on investigation records from North America, Europe and Asia.
