'recorded down' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use the more commonly used phrase 'recorded' or 'written down'. For example, "She recorded down her observations in the lab notebook."
In 1983, Men at Work recorded "Down Under", but it wasn't until this week that a court determined that they had plagiarised a folk tune, "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree", although their leader, Colin Hay, insisted it was "inadvertent, naive and unconscious".
The larger Schmidt camera produced the National Geographic Society Palomar Observatory Sky Survey in the 1950s, which was a collection of 935 pairs of 14-inch (36-cm) square glass photographic plates that recorded, down to the 20th magnitude, all objects that were visible from Mount Palomar.
Voltage-dependent current mapping and current voltage characteristics recorded down to single CNT allow for a comprehensive insight into the electric behaviour of the hybrid structure.
The Hα filtergrams reveal an active region filament and surges consisting of thread-like structures which have widths similar to the widths of chromospheric fibrils, both recorded down to the resolution limit in the best images.
Recorded down in New Orleans, the song is unlike anything else they've ever done.
About ninety years ago (1921), LBAM was recorded down to 600 m (Tantalus) elevation on Oahu (University of Hawaii Insect Museum specimen), on the outskirts of metropolitan Honolulu, and the moth occurred across both volcanoes constituting the Waianae and Koolau mountain ranges.
The string has provided the first recorded down-going muons which have been subsequently reconstructed and analysed, examples of these events and their properties are given.
All of this helped pull Trump's poll records down to record lows for this time in an Administration.
Meanwhile, Jefferson Airplane were recording down the street at RCA with Al Schmitt, one of the greatest recording engineers in history.
HS: I recorded "Shooting Star" down in Nashville with those guys, but in another way.
Macaroni penguins normally forage at depths of 15-70 m, but have been recorded diving down to 100 m on occasions.
