The phrase "success record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual's or an organization's record of accomplishments and achievements. For example, "The company's success record is impressive, as it has been voted the best employer in the industry two years in a row."
Proven Success Record: To make a new business as successful as an existing franchise you would first have to develop a comparable headlight restoration process and be proficient in all areas of the business: Legal, Sales, Marketing, Accounting, Computer Science, Promotions, Telemarketing Sales, Tax Law, & Back Office Services.
They have a proven success record and have made money doing it this way".
"But it is about time — they've lived a very long time, they've had a fabulous success record," he added.
Despite an impressive success record, these programs need more money and more flexible spending rules to achieve their ambitious goals.
GTech's spokesman, Bob Vincent, says Ms. Hargrove has never given GTech preferential treatment and that most of her critics resent her long success record.
He knows he's a lifelong fraud (with a magnificent success record), and he says so frequently, although no one believes him.
Robert Esche made his first appearance against San Jose a success, recording 26 saves.
The success of large-scale cattle ranching in African savanna vegetation is analogous to the success recorded by cowboys in Texas (Tobler et al. 2003).
In total, 22 production-related wells were drilled during the year with success recorded at several sites in Egypt and at Captain in the UK.
Thailand's program receives approximately US$2 million per year [32] in which the success recorded so far is by collaborative networks in research and funding by various government agencies through their various COEs in nanotechnology.
In spite the global success recorded in the NNT elimination strategy, it is disheartening to note that Nigeria is still among the 25 remaining countries that are yet to achieve the global NNT elimination target as set by the WHO.
