"keeping record" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to the activity of recording and storing information about a certain subject. For example: "The company has strong policies for keeping record of all its customer transactions."
But it committed to keeping record low interest rates for "a considerable time".
Probably the earliest way of keeping record of a count was by some tally system involving physical objects such as pebbles or sticks.
It is the first time the Maple Leafs have had a period without a shot on goal in the 45 years the league has been keeping record of the statistic.
The central bank, led by Janet Yellen, said the final tranche of bonds under its quantitative easing programme would be bought this month, but it committed to keeping record low interest rates for "a considerable time".
Since 1977, Mitsubishi admitted two weeks ago, managers had suppressed information about consumer complaints, making repairs in secret and keeping record of the repairs on separate books that were concealed from government inspectors.
PAGE 13 SNOW DETERS PARK VISITORS Temperatures have been colder than usual at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington, keeping record mounds of old snow lying around and discouraging everyone, from the most rigorous climbers to backpackers, hikers and Sunday drivers.
That way, only large contributors need to bother keeping records.
THE weather this year has forced me to start keeping records.
Much of his time, he said, was spent keeping records.
He had spent four hours a day gambling, three handicapping, two commuting and one keeping records.
Both were the lowest totals since the bureau started keeping records in 1959.
