"transcript of records" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to an official document that contains a student's academic history at a school or university, such as grades received in courses taken. For example: "I submitted my transcript of records to the college admissions office."
Running text-based searches of transcripts of recorded calls could help such centers improve efficiency, he said.
Jurors instead focused on the transcripts of recorded conversations as well as text messages presented as evidence.
The lawyers say prosecutors also failed to turn over 647 pages of transcripts of recorded interviews with a crucial prosecution witness, Jamal Ahmed Ahmeddl.
The transcripts, of recorded conversations between a Parliament member and the owners of gambling companies, were published last week in the Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita.
Court records include several transcripts of recorded conversations in which Mr. Boyland and Ms. Hermon requested and accepted money from the agents.
Among the documents are transcripts of recorded conversations and details of secret command structures the attorneys believe may vindicate their client and exonerate him of some of the gravest crimes.
Transcripts of recorded conversations over police radios show that the municipal police regularly informed members of the Arellano Félix drug gang about federal raids and helicopter surveillance going back at least three years.
Transcripts of recorded court hearings suggest that when the woman tried to serve Mr. Johnson, he refused the order — as did his lawyer a few weeks later.
In transcripts of recorded conversations with the confidential informant, Mr. Levitis solicits a $3,000 payment, saying he will pass on $2,000 to an aide to Mr. Kruger, Jason Koppel, and keep the rest.
