The phrase "a proper report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that meets the required standards or expectations in a specific context.
Example: "Before submitting your findings, make sure to compile a proper report that includes all necessary data and analysis."
Alternatives: "an appropriate report" or "a suitable report".
But I'm back in the office now, with a PC that works, and now I can file a proper report.
NBC said that information released by the force showed that one of the complaints against the officer, lodged earlier this year, related to an alleged failure to file a proper report.
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The higher the score on the 'Client approach: too little time but involved with' dimension, the more likely it is that the insurance physician has too little time to draw up a proper report and to question the client about his daily activities, but feels involved with the client.
McInerney said the community relied on the newspapers for court reporting, sports photography and special events and without a proper reporting team assignments would not be covered properly.
So, today, on the anniversary of the CORC, Kailash Satyarthi, Kevin Watkins, head of the Overseas Development Institute and I are calling on the world community to support a new International Children's Court to stamp out the violations of children's rights and set in place a proper reporting and sanctions system.
A proper reporting framework with clear mental health indicators did not exist at the district level.
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The department found in that case that the company that managed the building had not filed a proper inspection report in 10 years.
After the death on East 39th Street, inspectors found that the company that manages the rental building, Pan Am Equities, had not filed a proper inspection report with the Department of Buildings in 10 years.
There is a lecture about proper reporting and paperwork.
