The phrase "aerial report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, surveillance, or environmental monitoring, where information is gathered from the air.
Example: "The aerial report provided crucial data on the extent of the wildfire damage."
Alternatives: "airborne report" or "aviation report".
A Wayward Press story about Col. McCormick's mission of aerial reporting, referred to by his radio station WGN as "a three-continent fact-finding flight".
By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, March 25 , 1950P. 97 A Wayward Press story about Col. McCormick's mission of aerial reporting, referred to by his radio station WGN as "a three-continent fact-finding flight".
Vallee and his co-author, Chris Aubeck, are about to publish an extensive update to their 2010 book, "Wonders in the Sky," which looks at reports of strange aerial objects reported by many people -- including scientists -- in pre-20th century accounts, beginning in 1879 and moving backward in time to biblical sightings.
A Goodyear blimp from Holmes Airport in Queens provided the first aerial traffic reports in 1936, giving regular radio updates to Long Island drivers.
French aircraft were not responsible for aerial strikes reported in recent days in the northern city of Kidal, Colonel Burkhard said.
The evidence in Iraq in 2002 was mostly open to interpretation: aerial photos, reports of attempts to buy uranium and so on.
The man, Pedro Aunión Monroy, was a dancer specializing in aerial stunts, reports the BBC.
Aerial observers reported sighting many North Korean groups moving north and east.
Meanwhile, aerial reconnaissance reported the presence of North Korean tanks to the west of Chongju.
After examining hazy photographs of the ULOs taken by the ITBP, army officials ruled out unmanned aerial vehicles, reports India Today.
The Royal Air Force provided Allenby with timely aerial reconnaissance reports, and its attacks with bombs and machine guns spread "destruction, death, and terror behind the enemy's lines.
