The phrase "records were found" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone has located or retrieved important documents or data. Example: During the investigation, the detective searched through old files and records in the basement. After hours of searching, the missing records were finally found, providing crucial evidence for the case.
The Pentagon would only say that the remains, which matched the solder's DNA records, were found somewhere in Iraq.
Several records were found there, including the passenger list of the ship on which he had sailed.
In September 1972, during the height of the presidential campaign, the safe was rifled twice and Nixon's records were found on the office floor, with no evidence that any were missing.
Last year tens of thousands of patient records were found to have been "lost" in a newly installed IT system at Barts NHS Trust in London, one of the first acute trusts to take the software.
What mother wouldn't?" Family members point to the O'Loan report, but the report says only that no official records were found to indicate that Jean McConville was an informer.
The records were found by lawyers preparing for a civil lawsuit filed this year by families of two of the 32 people that Seung-Hui Cho killed before turning the gun on himself on April 16 , 2007
In September 2007 a niece of Mrs. Reinach's, Martine Beck, wrote a letter to Guy Wildenstein requesting a list of the works in the family collection, and she was told that no records were found.
The records were found when the contents of the storage space were being auctioned after the occupant failed to pay rental fees, a spokesman for the Army Criminal Investigation Command said in an e-mail.
Few production records were found for Strontian Yellow: just six, all dated in the 1850s.
In New Zealand, higher levels of occurrence records were found for some key tree species.
A total of 140 relevant accident records were found for the years 2002 2006.
