The phrase "a report disclosed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been revealed or made known through a report.
Example: "A report disclosed that the company's profits had increased significantly over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a report revealed" or "a report indicated".
In February, a report disclosed how a government publicity drive, concocted under Jean Chrétien, was abused to funnel C$100m to advertising firms linked to the Liberals.
WASHINGTON — The 48 Guantánamo Bay detainees whom the Obama administration has decided to keep holding without trial include several for whom there is no evidence of involvement in any specific terrorist plot, according to a report disclosed Friday.
A five-year investigation by the Justice Department's ethics office sharply criticized the memorandums and found, in a report disclosed this year, that the two men had committed "professional misconduct".
Iran took a step toward signing the protocol this week after a report disclosed that the International Atomic Energy Agency's inspectors had found traces of highly enriched uranium in environmental samples taken at the country's Natanz facility.
During the Summer Games, a published report disclosed that C. J. Hunter, the husband of the track diva Marion Jones, tested positive for the steroid nandrolone two months earlier.
A10 Hospital Kept Body Parts Doctors at a prominent children's hospital in Britain, the Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital, took hearts, brains, eyes and heads from thousands of dead children without the consent of their parents, a government report disclosed.
A previous report disclosed that peak presepsin levels were seen in the early stages of infection in animal models [ 26].
A previous report disclosed that the ratio of incidences of urothelial carcinoma in the renal pelvis, ureter, and urinary bladder was approximately 3 1 51 [ 2].
On Wednesday, an independent report disclosed that Société Générale had failed to follow up on at least 75 alerts raised by its risk control officers, compliance officers and accountants over two years.
In 2004, a United States Senate report disclosed that General Pinochet had stashed up to $8 million in secret accounts at the Riggs Bank in Washington.
Years after the fact, a declassified CIA report disclosed in 1993 the agency was involved in no fewer than eight plots to assassinate Castro from 1960 to 1965.
