The phrase "a report compiled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that has been put together or assembled from various sources or data.
Example: "The committee presented a report compiled from the findings of several research studies."
Alternatives: "a report assembled" or "a report created".
The average gallon of regular gas rose nearly a penny, to $2.75 on Monday, up from just over $2.70 a week ago and $2.66 a month ago, according to a report compiled by AAA, the motorists' group.
After the beating, according to a report compiled by Sullivan's firm, Sarim asked a nurse for stitches.
A report compiled by Fusion GPS, a research company, alleged that Mr Trump's presidential campaign was backed by the Kremlin.
But a report compiled by the Demos thinktank last year found health to be the most common reason given for this abstemiousness.
Iraq remains the deadliest country in the world for journalists, according to a report compiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Another 3percentt is owned by such other nontaxed entities as the county or schools, according to a report compiled by the county manager's office.
A report compiled by an independent consulting company later concluded that "the Broward Sheriff's Office didn't take adequate control of the response".
A total of 225 large mammals were killed in 3 of Cambodia's 24 provinces from May 2000 to October 2001, according to a report compiled by the group.
A report compiled by her own department seven months before her visit said there was widespread international concern about the use of torture in Bangladesh.
Some of that money, according to court records and a report compiled for the Enron board, was used to invest in Southampton.
Its conclusions about the incident, contained in a report compiled by the force's complaints department, was handed over to the IPCC this month.
