The phrase 'record of you' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a document that records information about a particular person. For example, "The police department has a record of you from your previous arrest."
"There's no record of you whatsoever".
"Publons keeps a record of you being an active member of the community, and you also show that you're regarded as an expert by your peers," he says.
I just have one simple message to Trump: history's record of you will remain a lot longer than last night's tweet.
When the story is fictitious, there's no record of you driving the dog to the hospital, because the accident never happened.
These will not only generate a public image of doing good for the people, but it will also have a public record of you helping the city.
Writable CDs and DVDs are headed down this path; if you have data backed up on these, get them onto hard drives or solid-state media now.. Consider how much of the digital record of you is other people's data, and consider preserving some of that.
"You should have a record of how you got the deduction value, what you gave and when you gave it in case you are audited," said Mr. Coard.
Nobody heard records of you playing whatever the melody was on those low strings.
Madonna utilized her vocal lessons for Evita during the recording of "You'll See" and "One More Chance".
The Byrds' recording of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" was released as a single on April 2 , 1968 some three years prior to any commercial release of the song by Dylan.
Reach out and touch one of your friends by sending them a recording of you and Elvis singing Blue Christmas together!
