The phrase "action reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to reports that detail actions taken, often in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "The manager requested that all team members submit their action reports by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "activity reports" or "performance reports".
After each trip General McCaffrey embarked on a news media campaign, writing opinion articles, granting interviews, publishing "after action" reports on his firm's Web site.
When all the lurid particulars have finally been extracted, the Love Pentagon scandal will be memorialized in Washington by "lessons learned" postmortems and "after action reports".
Away from the official evening action, reports that a member of the British Olympic team in Rio was held up at gunpoint have prompted an official warning to Team GB members that it is "not worth the risk" of leaving the athletes village.
This was in two actions, worth $378 million, that were part of a larger contract that has since grown to $960 million, according to the original contract action reports, gathered by the government contract monitoring service Fedmine and provided to The Times by the American Small Business League.
As it happens, three other federal agencies have used the TimesCenter registration as the basis for contracts in recent years — apparently erroneously, since these agencies were buying newspaper ads, not renting out an event space — and in most of those contract action reports, The Times is described as "other than small".
Mobile Action reports it continues to be cash-flow positive.
The Climate Action Report was due Jan . 1
Key to the plan, according to the After Action Report, was analyzing tweets.
First he denigrated the climate action report released by his own administration.
Resource Development remains committed to the hiring and promotion goals set out in our Affirmative Action report.
The After Action Report contained a number of errors, according to McGraw.
