The phrase "accept a report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of receiving or acknowledging a report, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to accept a report on the project's progress."
Alternatives: "receive a report" or "acknowledge a report."
On October 29th, after examining a map we had included, the mission informed us, "We can not accept a report with Taiwan and Mainland in different color".
On February 1st, parliament first voted to accept a report that implicated him in two financial scandals and then censured him, thus moving a step closer towards seeing the back of him.
In September 2012, it looked like there might be some action, when the government agreed, in principle, to accept a report on conservation, drafted by scientist and bureaucrat K.Kasturirangan.
That would include whether City have agreed to accept a reported £50m fine and have their Champions League squad reduced from the standard 25 players to 21.
But if you talk to analysts, they understand why people are asking, and why policy makers aren't accepting a report at face value".
The NEC accepted a report from me recommending that we call a special national delegate conference, and link our opposition to the pit closure plan with a demand that the coal board negotiate the union's wage claim.
But as well as the bond, the governing body accepted a report from the Motor Sports Association, one of Britain's governing bodies, that there had in fact been "material and noticeable" improvements to traffic flow in 2001 and that the plans in hand for 2002 "address every aspect required from a grand prix organiser and more".
Rochdale Council has accepted a report by MPs on child sexual exploitation that said it had failed to keep children and young people safe.
After CNN failed to offer her a full-time job as a reporter, however, Couric accepted a reporting position at WTVJ in Miami.
It provoked criticism of police from some quarters for laying the murder charge, and also of Tostee for accepting a reported $100,000 for an interview with 60 Minutes after the trial in October.
Ruination would have been if she had accepted a reported million-dollar offer from a company called FleshLight, which wanted to manufacture sex toys from a mold taken of her lower anatomy.
