The phrase "adopt the report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of formally accepting or endorsing a report, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The committee decided to adopt the report after reviewing all the findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "approve the report" or "endorse the report".
The PCLOB has yet to formally adopt the report and will vote on doing so at a hearing Wednesday morning in Washington.
In New Mexico, the state Senate voted not to adopt the report of its committee recommending labeling, effectively killing the labeling effort there.
The commission voted 6 to 2 today to adopt the report, with dissenting views from Carl A. Anderson and Russell G. Redenbaugh, who were named to the commission by Congressional Republicans in 1996.
"The education I have received as part of this board has been eye-opening and saddening," Robert Wallach, a panelist, said today at a public meeting to adopt the report, drafted by the authority's staff.
The report upheld the legality of Israel's blockade of Gaza, and hence its boarding the flotilla outside territorial waters, but found Israel's methods "excessive and unreasonable".Israel agreed to adopt the report "with reservations".
Mr. Goldstone, a former South African judge, urged the 47-member Human Rights Council to adopt the report, which recommends that the Secretary Council require Israel to report within six months on the results of its own investigations into the reports' findings.
In this study, we adopt the reported tsunami heights by Iki (1897) and Matsuo (1933) and compare them with the calculated heights.
The lower house adopted the report later in the day.
Yet over time most museums adopted the report's principles in their mission statements.
He said the commission "made some tough recommendations but necessary recommendations," and that adopting the report is "the right thing for New York's health care community".
The House-Senate panel adopted the report, which will be released on Wednesday, in a voice vote during an extended closed-door meeting.
