The phrase "record desire" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of keeping track of one's wishes or wants. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a journal entry, a business meeting, or a personal conversation. Example: In their weekly progress report, the marketing team recorded their desire to expand the company's reach into new markets.
Such a will is a formal document that permits a person to record desires for how the end of life should be handled.
Though Orblivion was recorded in May 1996, it was not released until almost a year later, due to Island Records' desire to promote it as a follow up to U2's techno-rock album Pop.
A&M Records desired Jackson to record an album similar to Control, suggesting a concept album titled Scandal, discussing her personal and family life.
Having been a singer since the age of nine, Beyoncé expressed the restraint she felt by her responsibility as a role model for children, and, into her thirties during recording, desired to assert her creative freedom entirely.
"When the flags are run back up their flagpoles the UK government needs to move on from the tributes and put on public record their desire to see sweeping human rights reform under [his successor] King Salman".
The songs "I Wants to Stay Here" and "Bess You Is My Woman Now," as performed in this iteration of Gershwin's folk opera, powerfully record that desire for freedom to marry in our cultural ear, in our American songbook.
In the development of a reliable animal model for research, several criteria must be met (Soslowski et al. 1996): there must be a precise understanding of the anatomical relationship of the structures to be studied, one must be able to simulate the desired pathological condition and record the desired outcome measures, and finally, the model must be applicable to the human condition.
Brandon Flowers holds this week's UK album chart No 1 with his second solo record, The Desired Effect.
The sensitivity of a CCD is 100 times greater than a photographic plate and so has the ability to quickly scan objects such as planets, nebulae, and star clusters and record the desired data.
For example, a fixed camera providing a wide area view of the scene can zoom in on an object and record a desired image for another camera.
