manual record
/mænˈjuːəl rɪˈkɔːrd/ · man·u·al·re·cord
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- A written or typed document created by hand, often used for keeping track of information or events. The researcher spent hours creating a manual record of the experiment's results.
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- A digital file or document created using a manual process, such as a spreadsheet or database entry. The accountant used a manual record system to track the company's expenses.
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- A physical or digital log of events or activities, often created manually for tracking or auditing purposes. The IT department maintained a manual record of all software updates and patches.
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Did you know? The term 'manual record' has been used in various contexts, including business, research, and IT, to describe a process or system where information is entered or tracked by hand, often for accuracy or auditing purposes.