The phrase "a recent report identified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to findings or conclusions drawn from a report that has been published or released recently.
Example: "A recent report identified several key factors contributing to climate change."
Alternatives: "a recent study found" or "a recent analysis revealed".
A recent report identified that new entrants to the market would not have to submit to the regulatory regime that existing providers must endure.
A recent report identified that Agbogbloshie imports 215,000 tons of consumer electronics from abroad each year for recycling, and generates another 129,000 tons of electronic waste each year – and this will double by 2020.
A recent report identified four receptor-like cytoplasmic kinases that also modulate proA-Xa21 expression in the Kitaake genetic background (Zhou et al. 2016).
A recent report identified the rice Sekiguchi lesion (SL) gene, which encodes a cytochrome P450 monooxygenase that bears tryptamine 5-hydroxylase activity.
A recent report identified a novel ICOS repressor named Roquin [37].
A recent report identified 33 X-chromosomal genes whose expression are enriched in the mouse testis [30].
For example, a recent report identifies miR-124 as a regulator of adult neurogenesis via the regulation of Sox9 in the subventricular zone stem cell niche [12]; whereas others highlight a role of miRNAs in brain morphogenesis [13], and neuronal cell specification [11], [14] [16].
The need for increased suspicion for coccidioidomycosis in areas to which it is not endemic was highlighted further by a recent report identifying a case in Rome, Italy (3 ).
A recent report identifies CAMKKβ as the main mediator of the E2-dependent activation of AMPK in human endothelial cells [ 43].
On the other hand, a recent report identifies the lateral α-tanycytes as local NPCs and crucial cells in the mouse hypothalamic niche.
These results agree with a recent report identifying hemicellulose as an important physical barrier to enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose, as it blocks enzyme access to the cellulose surface [ 16].
