The phrase "a previous report from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing an earlier document or study that provides relevant information or context for the current discussion.
Example: "According to a previous report from the World Health Organization, vaccination rates have significantly increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an earlier report from" or "a prior report from".
Indeed, a previous report from the present cohort showed no evidence of beneficial effects of the "Mediterranean-like" diet pattern identified by cluster analysis (2).
This is similar to a previous report from Ibadan about a decade ago [ 7] but contrary to the finding of a study [ 14] among teachers.
A previous report from the National Sleep Foundation shows that the majority of adults in the United States experience problems sleeping.
Objective: A previous report from our laboratory demonstrated that thrombin stimulates myometrial contractions by activating the phosphatidylinositol signaling pathway in a dose-dependent fashion.
That deed was done by Bush appointees at the agency, with White House approval, possibly because the White House had been angered by a previous report from the State Department suggesting the dire harm that could come from climate change.
Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, hit out at the "lunacy" of a previous report from the council, which found that the level of benefits given out in the UK is "inadequate".
A previous report from CNET also identified iMessage as resilient in the face of outside surveillance attempts, especially compared to more common text communication methods like SMS.
A previous report from Goldman Sachs estimated more was raised via ICOs than early stage investors in the first half of the year.
A previous report from 9to5Mac says that update could feature a new dedicated app called "Healthbook" that keeps track of a user's vitals and activity data over time.
A previous report from Wood Mackenzie, published last September, forecast 150 UK field closures by 2020 even if the oil price returns to $85 per barrel.
