This is a perfectly correct phrase in written English.
It is used primarily in the context of business and administrative tasks, and its usage typically refers to keeping documentation or records of history, transactions, events, etc. For example: "The accounting department is responsible for record keeping for employee salaries."
The guidelines also call for record keeping for recalls and covers personal health and hygiene of workers and sanitation operations.
He said that in such cases, D.E.A. diversion investigators look into whether security procedures and record keeping for the drug complied with the Controlled Substances Act.
The ledger, which the city displayed as recently as 1980, became superfluous when record keeping for the bonds was transferred to computers.
The accountant's opinion was written by Wayne Paul, the brother of United States Representative Ron Paul, a Texas Republican who contends that requiring record keeping for tax purposes violates the 13th Amendment, which prohibits slavery.
JOHN HANCOCK FINANCIAL SERVICES INC., Boston, a life insurance and financial services company, said it expected to take a nonoperating charge of up to $13 million to give up the business of record keeping for 401(k) and other defined contribution plans.
The blockchain startup says it has been working with an unnamed "aerospace and defence manufacturer" to develop a proof of concept to improve record keeping for its supply chain.
Key informants acknowledged the need to train and motivate staff in the importance of recording keeping for improving quality of care.
Record-keeping for the Dow has been imperfect, particularly in its early days, so Mr. Mehta eliminated unreliable data.
The agency has long been criticized for sloppy management and inept record keeping and for being unable to keep track of foreigners.
Studies were of weak design; all used retrospective data and relied on others for precise record keeping and for accurate recall of events.
I cannot stress enough the importance of record keeping - for you as the educator and for your child to assess his or her development.
