The phrase "agenda report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that outlines the topics to be discussed in a meeting or a summary of the meeting's agenda.
Example: "The agenda report for the upcoming board meeting has been distributed to all members for review."
Alternatives: "meeting agenda" or "agenda document".
Agenda: Report on the Guggenheim Museum presentation for Piers 9, 11, 13 and 14.
The White House is required to send an annual trade agenda report to Congress on March 1.
An earlier version said the New City Agenda report calculated that the retail operations of banks had incurred £38.5m in fines and compensation in the past 15 years.
Housewives agenda, report on anything with "health survey/scare" in title.
However, Thursday's board meeting agenda report says 682 active ongoing claims have an estimated value in excess of £58m.
And in the Forbes Insights "Small Business Agenda" report small business owners said their customers' expectations and needs will be the top factor influencing their company growth in the coming years.
Items in this subseries include meeting agenda, reports, correspondence, and occasional photographs documenting events.
It sets its own agenda, reporting on issues such as Rwanda long before they get mainstream news coverage.
In September, The Agenda reported about the Obama administration's QuickPay program, an effort to reduce payment time for small-business invoices from 30 to 15 days.
*On Saturday, The Agenda reported how Mr. Romney learned to his surprise that self-employed people pay what is essentially both the employer and the employee's share of their payroll tax obligation.
I chose only furnishings that I genuinely liked and might conceivably buy, and kept my other agenda — reporting this story — to myself until a final price was arrived at, so as not to influence the proceedings.
