The phrase "records that include" is correct and it can be used in written English
It can be used when you are talking about records that have certain information in them. For example, "The police records that include his name and address were used as evidence in the court case."
In Washington, Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who is chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, is asking the Securities and Exchange Commission to supply the committee with Enron financial records that include investments involving Enron officials and dealings with hidden partnerships.
Fourth, we excluded records that include invalid data.
In prisons across the country, convicts have been hired to manage records that include state driver registrations, medical records, school enrollments, birth certificates and even credit card numbers.
Ponemon's estimates are based on interviews with companies that have suffered breaches to customer records that include credit card numbers and, in some cases, personally identifiable information.
The approach used by Shamsoddini et al. (2013) is not reliant on up-to-date GIS records, that include recently harvested areas, as the relationships used for prediction are more sensitive to variation between bare ground and forested areas, than those used here that were primarily reliant on stand age derived from the GIS.
Such estimates require access to medical records that include time-of-day presentation and detailed demographic information.
Dornstein, looking at evidence from the Lockerbie trial, found Maltese immigration records that included Mas'ud's Libyan passport number: 835004.
Among the latest subpoenas was one seeking records that included Mr. Davis's financial statements, The Journal News reported last week.
According to RealtyTrac, a company that compiles foreclosure records, that includes more than 100 homes under foreclosure in the last six months.
Mr. Giordano and his 11-piece band re-enacted early records that included Goodman, when he was a teenage member of Ben Pollack's band and others.
A July 9 news article reports that the Pentagon says that payroll records that included records for President Bush's National Guard service were accidentally destroyed and that there were no backup copies.
