The phrase "a nice report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a report that is well-prepared, informative, or pleasing in some way.
Example: "After reviewing the findings, I must say that this is a nice report that clearly outlines the key points."
Alternatives: "a great report" or "an excellent report".
These are not McKinsey-types who write a nice report and charge a fat fee for it.
(Here's a nice report from the Canyon Courier about the dedication).
Instead of using costs for tuberculosis treatment from a NICE report, we used higher figures from a costing study, 16 and inflated them to 2009-10 prices using the pay and prices index for hospital and community health services.
Hand in an essay in a nice report cover, or put some nice pictures in your report.
Based on a cost for SPECT derived from a further NICE report, Table 1 compares the costs and effectiveness of the three strategies and demonstrates a potential saving of £964 per patient with no loss in life-expectancy which, if extrapolated to a national level, could save in excess of £1.5 million per year.
However, officials in the Department of Health said that the NICE report was an unofficial document, indicating that it should not be considered as guidance by hospitals.
Set a credit goal for yourself for next year - maybe that you'll clean up your credit to get a nice clean report.
A nice case report - I have no comments.
The authors Munakomi et al. have written a nice case report which highlights a rare disease.
The shorter and less-intensive NRG programme costed in the NICE report 19 comprised 10 dance classes of 60 min duration for 24 girls (an assumed number) in 14 groups or schools (n=336 girls) for 140 h with a cost per participant of $98.14, £61.31 and €71.81 in 2010 2011 prices.
If you are playing and someone does something that is not nice, report him/her.
