The phrase "a coming report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a report that is expected to be released or published in the near future.
Example: "We are eagerly awaiting a coming report on the project's progress."
Alternatives: "an upcoming report" or "a forthcoming report".
Those results are expected to be published in a coming report.
Indeed, according to a coming report by an economist at Lancaster University, many higher-income parents spend the child benefit mostly on consumer goods for themselves.
They wanted her to take pictures showing antennas and towers near the National Palace, to illustrate a coming report on the government's role in the disappearances.
Instead, the city could face a budget gap for 2002 as high as $3.3 billion, according to a coming report by the city comptroller.
A coming report from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching praises 10 American colleges of business as models for integrating the liberal arts and practical training.
Last year, France consumed about 18 pounds of butter per capita, according to statistics from a coming report by the International Dairy Federation.
Until today, when a person comes reports an instance of harassment to the police, he or she is required to give the police some hard evidence.
The number of overseas students in Britain has since fallen by a fifth.Then came reports of a move against Brazilians.
A coming Natural Resources Defense Council report will reveal that not all clouds are created equal; there are "green" clouds and "brown" clouds.
Less than a year later came reports that he was considering running a private equity fund for Qatar.
A few hours later came reports of a Ukrainian reconnaissance plane damaged by gunfire above the town and the murder of two men nearby.
