The phrase "a report stated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or findings that have been published in a report.
Example: "According to a report stated that the new policy will improve employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a report indicated that" or "a report suggested that".
Reports of damage were limited, though a report stated that considerable damage had occurred where the hurricane made landfall.
Meanwhile, a report stated that in SCLC, Ras mutation occurs in EMT, causing downregulation of Mycl1.
At the start of the coordination reform, a report stated that electronic messages are used to a great extent between GPs and primary care.
In February, the local Catholic diocese published a report stating that paid mercenaries were deliberately fueling conflict between the Lendu and Hema.
In 1992, the State Commission on Investigation issued a report stating that public corruption "continues to fester in manifold forms and places".
In March, Barack Obama's bioethics commission released a report stating that neuroscience is used in about a quarter of capital cases, and that percentage is rising quickly.
She used money from the Neediest Cases Fund to provide Ms. Diaz with an exterminator who inspected the apartment and wrote a report stating that the family needed to be transferred.
On Monday, 41 UK conservation groups issued a report stating that just four of the 25 nature and wildlife commitments made by the government were progressing well.
On 3 July 1981, Centers for Disease control released a report stating that symptoms now known to be typical Aids-related illnesses had been exhibited by 26 gay men.
ON Monday the United States intelligence community issued what everyone agrees was blockbuster news: a report stating that in the autumn of 2003, Iran halted its nuclear weapons program.
In July 2014 the National Aids trust issued a report stating that insufficient resources are going into HIV prevention and testing in BME groups.
