The phrase "a relevant report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that is pertinent or applicable to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "Before making a decision, we should review a relevant report that outlines the findings of the recent study."
Alternatives: "an applicable report" or "a pertinent report."
Penske's techies used to spend as much as $10,000 to create a relevant report.
Toine Timmermans, from Wageningen University and Research Centre in the Netherlands, described the IME publication as a "relevant report that draws attention to an important issue and topic".
"We don't currently offer buy-one-get-one-free offers on our fruit and vegetables, have relaxed our specifications on this produce to accept more 'wonky' crops and offer clear labelling for customers". Toine Timmermans, from Wageningen University and Research Centre in the Netherlands, described the IME publication as a "relevant report that draws attention to an important issue and topic".
Blueprinted feedback offers a relevant report to learners at varying levels of competence.
These observations suggest that introgressive hybridization is a more widespread process on both coasts of the American continent for Avicennia than previously believed, adding a relevant report to the large list of examples of hybridization in mangrove species.
The Knome software turns a patient's raw genome sequence into a medically relevant report on disease risks and drug metabolism.
Earlier in the week, Harvard University released a highly relevant report written by Ed Balls, who needs no introduction, and Peter Sands, former chief executive of Standard Chartered.
- (DA) Mr President, I should very much like to thank the rapporteur for a very relevant report, which focuses on the growing gender inequality in the labour market at a time when we are all promising each other to combat wage discrimination and work towards genuine equality.
To verify the association between IL-18 gene polymorphism and susceptibility to RA, we conducted a meta-analysis of all relevant reports cited in MEDLINE/PubMed before October 2012.
Multiple reports for a single trial were linked and data from all relevant reports was assessed.
We need to see any relevant reports, intercepts and other raw intelligence material.
