The phrase "a prison report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that provides information or analysis about a prison, such as its conditions, incidents, or statistics.
Example: "The government released a prison report detailing the overcrowding issues faced by facilities across the country."
Alternatives: "correctional facility report" or "inmate assessment report".
The prosecutor also introduced a prison report from 1986, when Mr. Hayes was a 23-year-old inmate.
A prison report found that a quarter of young inmates had been drinking before they committed their crime.
The Daily Mirror went the traditional route of providing new information: "HE SAID HE'D DO IT", with a rag-out from a prison report acknowledging that Shipman had indicated he was considering suicide.
In a prison report I saw, along with his parole file, a social worker wrote of De Kock's "multicultural" childhood, with his black nanny and young black acquaintances, with whom he shot rabbits.
A prison report later ruled that such a rope must never be used again.
A prison report said the botched execution was largely due to a collapsed vein during the injection and that the needle was inserted in Lockett's groin instead of his arm after prison officials used a stun gun to restrain him.
The authorities call it a "holding and processing facility", but most people would recognise it as a prison, reports Justine van der Leun.
Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit denied Mr. Skilling's request for bail pending his appeal and vacated an earlier order staying his prison report date.
A prison inspection report noted that it was easier to get drugs in the prison than soap.
The stabbing came just a month after a prison inspection report had warned about rising levels of violence in the jail in Merseyside.
By his own admission, Lord was a difficult prisoner before and in the immediate years after the protest, but for a decade his prison reports indicate good behaviour.
