The phrase "a weighty report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a report that is significant, important, or substantial in content or impact.
Example: "The committee presented a weighty report on the environmental impacts of climate change, urging immediate action."
Alternatives: "an important report" or "a significant report".
Mr Duncan Smith, who was deposed three years ago after a brief interlude as Tory leader, is chairman of the party's Social Justice Policy Group, which published a weighty report this week entitled "Breakdown Britain".During his time as leader, Mr Duncan Smith, to his credit, began to develop what has become a consuming interest in poverty and social exclusion.
A weighty report published on Thursday January 15th is sure to play a crucial role in shaping the agenda.The Group of Thirty's "Financial Reform: A Framework for Financial Stability" is important both because of the concreteness of its 18 recommendations and because of who was involved.
A few months ago he published a weighty paper in a scholarly online business journal.
The remain side have been accused of scaremongering, but after support from the International Monetary Fund and the Institute of Fiscal Studies, the publication of a weighty Treasury report and the backing of the leader of the free world, they will rightly feel on the front foot when it comes to the economy.
The weighty report (over 110 pages) was a deep analysis of Cisco and how Software Defined Networking (SDN) is having a negative impact on its business.
FANS of the mixed economy would do well to read the weighty report on Crédit Lyonnais issued by a French parliamentary commission on July 12th.
An inquiry and weighty report have changed little.
The weighty report is expected to set out proposals on the place of faith in the next coronation, as well as examining religion in relation to education, the criminal justice system, the media, social provision and politics.
The funding role for the NAS head, for example, would be a unique one for the leader of a body whose weighty reports often end up forgotten on dusty shelves in Washington, D.C. Dicks says he picked the NAS president to head the commission in part because current president Ralph Cicerone, an atmospheric scientist, "has been working on this issue for a long time".
As well as the OECD, the view is reflected in the influential Sutton Trust toolkit, and in a number of weighty reports by, among others, McKinsey & Company, the Grattan Institute, and the Brookings Institution.
Bidders are forbidden from meeting their electorate and instead expert inspection teams collate serious and weighty reports that then lead to a shortlisting stage.
