The phrase "a committee released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who have come together to make decisions or produce a document, report, or statement.
Example: "A committee released a report on the findings of their research last week."
Alternatives: "a panel issued" or "a group published".
Pressure to secure a conviction grew in February after a Senate committee released a damning report on Credit Suisse's activity".This case shows that no financial institution, no matter its size or global reach, is above the law," said Mr Holder at a press conference announcing the criminal plea by Credit Suisse.
A Senate committee released a blistering report showing that many of these schools pocket huge profits, even though most students leave without degrees.
They have been in party mood since a House of Lords committee released a report on April 1 that claimed immigration had brought little or no benefit to Britain at all.
As part of its investigation of the HealthSouth Corporation, a Congressional committee released a second e-mail message yesterday by the Wall Street analyst who criticized the company just months after giving its stock the highest possible rating.
As Mr. Thurlbeck was undergoing questioning, a parliamentary committee released a new letter from Mr. Murdoch's 39-year-old son, James, who until his recent resignation as chairman of News International was the overall head of the newspaper operations in Britain.
[C4.] Analyst's Message Is Made Public As part of its investigation of HealthSouth, a Congressional committee released a second e-mail message by the Wall Street analyst who criticized the company just months after giving its stock the highest possible rating.
Six months after a Senate committee released a damning report that described in horrific detail how the CIA tortured "war on terror" detainees at black-site prisons, a bipartisan group of powerful lawmakers introduced legislation reaffirming the ban on torture.
* Last September a Boston University committee released to faculty a report proposing several measures aimed at improving tenured-faculty performance.
A Congressional committee released letters on Friday alleging that a pharmacy and a nutrition company in New York State "got away with inappropriately billing the Medicaid program by millions of dollars" by using political connections in the Democratic Party, including Edward G. Rendell, the former governor of Pennsylvania, to influence the Cuomo administration.
A Congressional committee released copies of internal WorldCom e-mail messages yesterday that it says suggest that David Myers, the company's former controller, tried early this year to silence an executive who had questioned accounting practices at WorldCom.
