'record growth' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a significant increase in something. For example, "The company reported record growth in sales this quarter."
That followed record growth of 5.5% in October.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the A.C.L.U. has seen record growth in membership, Mr. Romero said.
Ikea reported that Germany also experienced record growth, while North America performed well.
Last year was a particularly bad one after five years of record growth.
He said: "Our record growth has shown why Gatwick remains the best choice.
The clean energy and efficiency industries saw record growth — one of our few remaining engines of real quality job creation.
New Jersey Transit says ridership dipped in January and February for the first time after five years of record growth.
We can return to the days of record growth coupled with record improvement in the air we breathe.
Since then, its political stability has laid the foundations for record growth, bringing jobs to the country and its people.
Even as Egypt's economy enjoyed record growth in recent years, the number of people living in poverty actually grew.
Only five years ago the country was lauded as the new Asian tiger, notching up record growth rates.
