The phrase "a report asserting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that makes a claim or statement about a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report asserting the need for policy changes was well-received by the committee."
Alternatives: "a report claiming" or "a report stating".
On Tuesday, the developer released a report asserting that the building remains seismically safe, despite the unexpected settlement.
The union has issued a report asserting that the death rate at the home has more than tripled since the strike began.
[New York Post] A report asserting that New Yorkers are likely consuming trace amounts of pharmaceuticals when they drink local water has raised concern among government officials.
B1 Apocalyptic Vision A group campaigning to shut the Indian Point nuclear plant is to release a report asserting that an attack could cause apocalyptic damage.
The United Nations responded on Thursday with a mix of diplomatic decorum and criticism to a report asserting systemic flaws in the way that it selects and trains peacekeeping troops.
Along these lines, the group recently released a report asserting that there had already been a 65 percent decrease in profit from trading in three of the conflict minerals.
In August 2008, the Bush-era F.D.A. released a draft report asserting that the small amounts of BPA that leach into milk or food are not dangerous.
When a harsh report asserting that torture is widespread in Turkey was released this week, the surprise was not just the amount of damning evidence it contained, but also the source.
The Vatican today denied a newspaper report asserting that John Paul II would retire this Christmas, and as if to prove its denial, announced that the 80-year-old pope would visit Ukraine in June.
6 Report on Torture in Turkey When a harsh report asserting that torture is widespread in Turkey was released, the surprise was not just the amount of damning evidence it contained, but also the source: the parliamentary committee on human rights.
Most damaging of all, on June 6th, Iran's improbable claim that it does not seek nuclear weapons was further undermined by leaks from a UN report asserting that it had withheld sensitive information (see article).Few of these misdeeds had much to do with Mr Khatami; a few, in fact, may not be misdeeds at all.
