The phrase "ad-hoc reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to reports that are created for a specific purpose or situation, rather than as part of a regular reporting schedule.
Example: "The team generated several ad-hoc reports to address the unexpected issues that arose during the project."
Alternatives: "on-demand reports" or "specialized reports".
We developed an advanced Ad-hoc report system that allows administrators to organize information on any combination of business entities to generate a report.
You can create your ad hoc reports using all of the tables and columns in the device registry.
These reports are required on an annual basis, and additional ad hoc reports should be filed when circumstances change in ways that may implicate the policy.
"Related party transactions are a big issue … I am very concerned that the agency's reliance on whistleblowers and ad hoc reports means that many more questionable business relationships could exist and have gone unchallenged, putting public money at risk.
He works with the Alumni Office to provide ad hoc reports and data analyses for individual units as well as develop models and reports to support short- and long-term planning.
In addition to these documents, the digital archive contains documents pertaining to the organization and governance of KEDOF, as well as ad hoc reports regarding the violence following the election.
"For the first time, we now have a consistent way of getting this data and knowing what actually happens to our product, rather just ad hoc reports," said Srinandan R. Kasi, vice president and general counsel for The Associated Press, which has used the software for several months.
Anecdotal and ad hoc reports of injuries are now backed up by the full force of an inquest jury declaring that someone was unlawfully killed.
Conversely, ad hoc reports, based on local situation assessment and feedback from local officers-in-charge, can provide ground truth about the impact during an event.
