The phrase "represents a record of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that serves as documentation or evidence of a particular event, fact, or situation.
Example: "The report represents a record of the findings from the recent study conducted on climate change."
Alternatives: "serves as documentation of" or "acts as a record of".
Fossil pollen potentially represents a record of biodiversity at a variety of spatial and temporal scales.
A clickstream is a series of page requests triggered by user clicks on webpages, and hence, it represents a record of a user's activity on the Internet.
This time series therefore represents a record of tree survival and mortality as well as their change in size.
The resultant earlywood width chronology represents a record of drought and wetness in east-central Mexico during 1474 2001.
Whereas proviral DNA may represent a record of HLA-imposed selection pressure it may not represent the circulating virus, and therefore associations with viral load etc. may be misleading.
In the U.S. Congress, though that 14% figure seems small, it represents a record number of women who now serve in the U.S.'s highest legislative body, 74.
The total represents a record amount and an increase of $3 million over 2003.
The number represents a record deficit for the month of July – usually a surplus year – and also the first time the government accounts have been in the red in that month since 1996.
The $142.4 million paid for the piece represents a record amount for a work of art sold at auction, breaking the previous record held by Edvard Munch's "The Scream" of $119.9 million in 2012.
Carroll won the general election by a vote of 470,159 to 277,998, representing a record margin of victory in the Kentucky governor's race.
Companies founded by women also represented a record 13percentt of venture capital deals through the first half of 2013, up from only 4percentt in 2004.
