The phrase "a final set of reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last collection of documents or analyses that are being submitted or presented.
Example: "After months of research, we are ready to submit a final set of reports to the board for review."
Alternatives: "a concluding collection of reports" or "a last batch of reports".
Late last month, the Pentagon declassified a final set of reports on the test program, which ran from 1961 to 1970, after having identified 5,842 people who may have been exposed to chemical or biological agents.
A20 Cold War Research Declassified The Pentagon declassified a final set of reports on a cold war program that tested the vulnerability of American forces to unconventional attack, having identified 5,842 people who may have been exposed to chemical or biological agents.
Part of the MIATA approach has been to carefully consider and address each of these concerns en route to establishing a final set of reporting guidelines.
Finally, a final set of 50 full texts was annotated for building the test set.
In a final set of experiments, animals were trained to report the identity of an orally applied sweet and bitter stimulus by performing a novel behavioral task, allowing the researchers to test what the animal is tasting.
Following a two-round, modified Delphi survey with representatives from academia, consultancy, health technology assessment agencies and the biomedical journal editorial community, a final set of 23 items deemed essential for transparent reporting, and accompanying explanations, was developed.
All data reported are from a final set of 32 participants (16 women), additionally divided into older (mean age, 64.9 years) and younger (mean age, 23 years) cohorts with eight men and eight women in each.
Labour has launched a commission to draw up a new devolution package, which will report next year and advance a final set of proposals in 2014.
In order to complement the tests already reported, we therefore decided to perform a final set of tests that avoid those limitations.
But on a final set of solo flights made after the group journeys these same leaders chose straighter routes than followers, the researchers report today in Current Biology.
