The phrase "a report has shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing findings or conclusions presented in a report, typically in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "According to the latest research, a report has shown that regular exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "a study has indicated" or "research has demonstrated".
Financial services companies are aiming to increase the number of women at senior management level to an average of a third over the next five years, a report has shown.
Death rates in children's intensive care units are at an all-time low despite increasing admissions, a report has shown.
A report has shown that miR-96 is clustered with miR-182 and miR-183 in mouse chromosome 6 and is likely generated from the same transcript [17].
A report has shown that the ETB receptors are located on brain endothelial and vascular smooth muscle cells, and modulate post-injury responses of these cells in the CNS [ 6].
A report has shown that there was no significant difference in service rates in all 10 main areas of service between data collected over a 10-day sampling period compared with estimates based on one typical day nominated from the 10-day sampling period by the responding dentists [ 22].
A report has showed that London's GCSE success is down to the capital's diverse ethnic mix.
That thriving flock is, however, an exception for European Roman Catholicism, which, according to a Vatican report, has "shown a downward trend" of baptized adults from 35percentt of Europeans in 1978 to 26.5percentt in 2001.
A recent report has shown a trend for slightly lower mtDNA levels in the brains of HtrA2 knock out mice, although it was not significant [41].
However, a previous report has shown a significant association between the IL6-rs2069837 SNP and an increased risk of cervical cancer [ 65].
A recent report has shown that a portion of vhs is associated with lipid rafts in cellular membranes [67].
A recent report has shown that a high liver stiffness score in cirrhotic patients is significantly associated with portal hypertensive enteropathy besides EV/GV [ 22].
