The phrase "adopted a report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the formal acceptance or approval of a report by a group, organization, or governing body.
Example: "The committee adopted a report outlining the new policy changes for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "approved a report" or "endorsed a report".
This week the European Parliament adopted a report that criticised Turkey for its human-rights failings.
Earlier, parliament adopted a report calling him a threat to national security and charging that his office was under the influence of criminals and shady political lobbyists.
The Federal Communications Commission Commissionn) last night adopted a Report and Order (Order) which clarifies that wireless carriers must meet the Enhanced 911 (E911), Phase II location accuracy requirements at the Public Safety Answering Point PSAPP) service-area level.
Meanwhile, in September of last year, Parliament adopted a report on this very matter.
The committee had two meetings separated by 12 months, and after five drafts, adopted a report that accepted human testing subject to rigorous or severe limitations (U.S. EPA 2000).
In April 2009 the European Parliament adopted a report urging the European Commission to set limits on how close mobile phone masts, antennas, high-voltage power lines, and other electromagnetic field (EMF transmitting devices can be to neighborhoods, schools, and health care facilities.
In this study, we adopted a reported murine anti-human TNF-α antibody with strong neutralizing activity against TNF-α [16] for humanization by resurfacing approach.
This can best be done by agreeing at Rio+20 to adopt a report or explain approach to sustainability reporting.
Local lobstermen are facing extinction if the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission adopts a report by one of its technical committees recommending a five-year moratorium on lobster fishing off the Atlantic Coast from Cape Cod south.
The First Assembly in December 1920 recommended that the Council take action aiming at the international organisation of intellectual work, which it did by adopting a report presented by the Fifth Committee of the Second Assembly and inviting a Committee on Intellectual Cooperation to meet in Geneva in August 1922.
This House should be ashamed to adopt a report which invites the European institutions to pillage public moneys in order to satisfy the desire for power of an oligarchy that wishes to subject reality to its own pipe dreams (citizenship, consciousness, European constitution).
