The phrase "a report filled" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a report that is completed or contains information, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The report filled with data was submitted to the committee for review."
Alternatives: "a completed report" or "a report containing".
The consultant interviewed employees and board members and produced a report filled with feedback.
The approach worked, at least initially; after three meetings, the group drafted a report filled with suggestions for reconciling many of the differences.
In the wake of the January 2011 shootings in Tucson that killed six and wounded others, including Representative Gabrielle Giffords, an Arizona center issued a report filled with inaccurate information about the gunman's alleged connections to an anti-Semitic and antigovernment group.
As Americans learned about the deeply disturbing tactics of the CIA's post-9/11 torture program this week, the government in Brazil released a report filled with its own history of systemic abuses.
With that, Mike offered her a chance to write a minority report filled with whatever her conscience guided her to say.
"We want to ensure that the reformed second chamber will no longer be a source of political patronage," said Lord Wakeham, chairman of the Royal Commission on the Reform of the House of Lords, presenting a fat report filled with proposals at a news conference this morning.
Shubow issued a lengthy report, filled with innuendo and accusation, that became the basis for many of the subsequent attacks.
To help you cope with loss and navigate these difficult times, the experts at Harvard Medical School created Grief and Loss — a special report filled with expert advice and comforting tips.
When it wraps up, you're notified via email then pointed to a link (like this, which happens to be Tony's), offering an interactive report filled with the details of your email analysis.
Kansas City (5-3) at Minnesota (5-3), 1 p.m., Channel 4: The Vikings have the dome advantage, but they also have an injury report filled with key performers, including quarterback Warren Moon (ankle) and running back Robert Smith (knee).
The campaign issued a 13-page report filled with grim statistics, most from a recent report by the Kaiser Family Foundation, to buttress the argument that Mr. Bush has done little to control health care costs.
