The phrase "a vast report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a report that is extensive in content, length, or scope.
Example: "The committee submitted a vast report detailing the findings of their research over the past year."
Alternatives: "an extensive report" or "a comprehensive report".
Dianne Feinstein, the Democrat who chaired the Senate intelligence committee when it produced a vast 2014 report describing the CIA's harsh detention and interrogation programmes, on Thursday demanded the release of classified documents on past CIA interrogations.
The estimate of the number of people killed in the country as a whole was raised to over 166,000, increasing the global toll to over 220,000.A vast report on the UN's Millennium Development Goals called on the rich world to give more money in aid, arguing against the notion that most aid tends to be wasted.
But that will be only one aspect of the vast report.
On Friday the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change publishes the first installment of its vast report, which collates the findings of the world's climate scientists.
Lowey, like several of her fellow Democratic lawmakers, took issue on Tuesday with Barr's haste in declaring key findings of the vast report.
Recently Knight et al. [ 64], in a vast genomic study, reported similar results and additionally, related proteome similarities to shared metabolic features.
A vast majority reported a significant stigma attached to being pregnant, particularly during training.
There is a vast literature reporting that the point prevalence of low back pain (LBP) is high and increasing.
They bring vast reporting and presenting experience to our programmes and their journalism enhances all our news output.
American authorities have accused him of colluding with rivals as part of a vast conspiracy to report false rates to bolster earnings.
