The phrase "maintain history" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when discussing the act of preserving or recording past events. For example, "It is important to maintain history in order to learn from past mistakes."
Brown, who had hired a white man to be Alcorn's first officer of diversity, attended integrated schools with black principals while growing up in Charleston, S.C. "It allowed me, with a unique blend, to see possibilities," he said, saying his aim was "maintaining history while embracing progress".
However, in forests managed with uneven-aged silvicultural systems or without a well maintained history of past management, it can be difficult to create a stand map that accurately partitions the variability of a forest due to the relative homogeneity of the forest when observed from aerial photos.
Taxonomy in particular has been suggested as good candidate for tracking using git or another version control system, due to the continual updating of named groups and the necessity of maintaining history (Page, 2013; Shorthouse, 2007).
Continuing to maintain a history of locations when a user has deliberately indicated their preference to have no such history recorded is simply ridiculous.
But when it comes to the obelisk, the people of Aksum maintain that history needs reversing.
But business owners in the city's downtown are steadfastly trying to maintain the history of the area and the character of their shops.
Nevertheless, the broker will maintain a history of transactions for clearing purposes.
This regime was designed to maintain life history traits so that they were similar to those found in natural populations.
Despite vigorous campaigning from the society, many historians still maintain that history has not been completely rewritten.
Her virtual personal assistant will also learn from this conversation, and maintain the history and context for follow-on conversations, as well as future purchases.
