Sentence examples for a report on how from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a report on how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a document or discussion that explains the methods or processes involved in a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The committee submitted a report on how the new policy will impact employee productivity."
Alternatives: "an analysis of how" or "a study on how".

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Speaking of which, the magazine also has a report on how one photographer is trying to protect her images in the age of the Internet. .

By informal Round Table tradition, Clark gives a report on how her work is going.

The company has also published a report on how Google fights piracy to make its defence.

She had prepared a report on how the election was going to be stolen.

A report on how climate change can be limited will come out next month.

Sir Andrew's comments coincide with the release today of a report on how to improve poetry teaching in schools.

Amongst the most-shared was also a report on how Islam's most holy relics were being demolished in Mecca.

Finally, on Wednesday, the President's deficit commission will issue a report on how to reduce the nation's long-term deficit.

Today Nesta publishes a report on how government could support many more local responses to big social problems.

They have not even seen a photo nor heard a report on how he's doing since Christmas.

In essence, it is a report on how to promote the marketisation and potential commercialisation of statutory children's social services.

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