The phrase "a contemporary report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that is current or relevant to the present time.
Example: "The findings in a contemporary report highlight the urgent need for policy changes in environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a current report" or "a modern report".
"The cars, which gleam of steel on the outside, are finished in shades of blue inside," according to a contemporary report in The New York Times.
When the Queen went to engagements students jeered her: "obscene songs were sung, and a stinkbomb was thrown" said a contemporary report.
The alternative record is a contemporary report by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and it has Chief Seattle saying to the governor:I look upon you as my father, I and the rest regard you as such.
The white man, a "prominent merchant," according to a contemporary report, shoved the son to the ground; the man was already "annoyed by the boisterousness of a large crowd of negroes" in the town that day.
Afterward, we picked our way through the rubble on North Moore Street, decorous in our polymide rainwear and neat black boots and -- this being a contemporary report -- repaired to my friend's tastefully beige room at the SoHo Grand Hotel to examine her week-old fake breasts.
A contemporary report of 1791 estimates that it sold about 8,000 copies annually.
The need for a contemporary reporting guidance for economic evaluations was recently identified by researchers and biomedical journal editors [ 8].
Tertullian, an early Christian leader, denounced women as "the gateway to the devil," while a contemporary account reports that the great Origen of Alexandria took his piety a step further and castrated himself.
Remarkably, a more contemporary report from the Wolf laboratory in a hepatic CPR deletion mouse model established that b5 and b5 reductase can act as efficient CYP electron donors, without the need of CPR.
This account contradicts a more contemporary report of her trip published in Movie Makers as "Filming a New Africa" immediately after her return, in which she describes spending several days shooting and planning her films (1935, 153, 172-3).
Although there was a mistaken contemporary report about FBI involvement in the case, the Bureau was not asked to provide support to the local police investigation".
