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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sales records" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the documentation or data kept by a company or organization related to their sales transactions. Example: "The store manager was able to track the increase in sales through their detailed sales records and adjust their inventory accordingly."
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Imax theaters also broke sales records.
Last year set sales records.
Your new album, "Red," is setting sales records.
Black Friday is best known for breaking sales records.
Both are obviously talented and rack up impressive sales records.
But book sales records are notoriously hard to assess.
Zappers alter the electronic sales records in a cash register.
Database was developed using one year scanned sales records from a Spanish hypermarket.
In many cases sales records were not kept.
The Shapiro case dealt with a federal price control regulation requiring merchants to keep sales records.
Brokers with top sales records are routinely approached, the current and former financial advisers said.
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