"score record" is a valid phrase in written English that can be used to refer to a record of one's scores in a game or competition.
Example: I need to improve my score record if I want to win the tournament.
Not for nothing did he score record top marks in his coaching badges.
YouTube users are invited to download the individual parts for their instruments from the score, record themselves performing the music, then upload their renditions.
With a 43 inch vertical leap, the wing spiker has an impressive score record, 147, in her premiere Olympics — 123 spikes, 21 blocks and 3 serves.
The system not only can enable teachers to assign homework, correct homework, score homework and look up students' score record, but also can make it possible for students to submit their homework, receive the homework that the teacher has be corrected and commented, view oneself score on Internet network etc.
The score record contains the music ID, score, and playing date.
The sequel helped Santa Monica, Calif.-based Activision score record revenue of $115 million in the September quarter.
