The phrase "a recent report conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that has been completed or published recently, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "According to a recent report conducted by the research team, the findings indicate a significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "a recent study published" or "a recent analysis performed".
Business travel in the United States generated about $261 billion in spending last year, the National Business Travel Association said in a recent report conducted with Egencia, the corporate travel subsidiary of Expedia.
But a recent report conducted by Comparably found something interesting — as professionals age, the gender gap decreases.
A recent report conducted by the Afghan authorities suggests that there are one million Afghans who are addicted to drugs - 60,000 are said to be women.
And it's not just the students; a recent report conducted by the Adam Smith Institute revealed that eight out of ten university lecturers are "left-wing".
Only 60percentt of people with a serious mental illness received treatment -- according to a recent report conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
According to a recent report conducted by JDate and ChristianMingle, 51% of men and 68% of women believe that texting or online flirtation is considered being unfaithful in a relationship.
Chest US showed high accuracy in recognizing lung abnormalities in patients with a final diagnosis of CAP in our study, independent of their initial CRx findings, according to recent reports conducted on patients who presented to the ED for suspected pneumonia [ 22], as well as on mechanically ventilated patients managed in the ICU [ 23].
Similar findings have been reported elsewhere: in a recent study conducted in the USA, ethnic minority groups reported lower CRC screening attendance than people with white ethnic backgrounds.
The positive association between Burkitt lymphoma and HIV found here is similar to that reported from a recent study conducted in Uganda [18].
In contrast, a recent study conducted in Kenya reported that only 12 388%) of 31 samples with undetectable virus by RNA PCR had undetectable RT activity [31].
A recent study conducted in 2010 reported an HCV prevalence of 8.7% among children with viral hepatitis [ 87].
