"record memories" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as a letter, a blog post, or even a journal entry. For example: "I keep a journal to record memories so that I can look back on them in the years to come."
The other emphasized the camera's capacity to record memories.
Far more unusual is Johnson's inability to record memories, or anterograde amnesia.
PhD student Fahim Farzadfard engineers cells to record "memories" of past events.
Lumhaa's initial business plan is focused on its Lum World product, which helps companies encourage their employees to record memories.
In this soul-searching novel, Grass writes in the voices of eight children as they record memories of their elusive father, a noted German writer, political activist and public intellectual whose life bears an uncanny resemblance to Grass's.
Originally, the Fire Department's plan seemed simple: to orally record memories of the cataclysm and, by doing so, pin down the last locations of doomed men and their batallions.
The album, due for release in October, will be Sir Paul's first solo album for six years since his 2007 record Memory Almost Full.
It calls a service that record memory pages identified at source cluster before transferring them to the destination server.
He records memories, both personal and collective, from subjective perspectives.
Those interested in participating in this project are invited to provide the Library with written or recorded memories in person, by mail, or by email.
She is currently developing educational resources and community partnerships for the StoryQuest Oral History Program, a nationwide initiative recording memories of World War II on the American home front.
