The phrase "an office report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that summarizes information or findings related to office activities or operations.
Example: "The manager requested an office report detailing the quarterly performance metrics."
Alternatives: "a workplace report" or "a business report."
Lastly, faculty members with an office report greater connectedness to other teachers on campus compared to those faculty without offices on campus.
There is a significant difference in answers for those individuals with an office (mean = 3.75, SD = 2.1) and those individuals who do not have an office (mean = 2.91, SD = 2.3) on EBIP adoption scores, t 530) = 3.84, p < .001; those with an office report higher EBIP adoption score.
An office report last year also found that federal prosecutors fail to tell tribes that they have declined cases until after the tribe's statute of limitations has expired.
On Thursday, the Egyptian government said it is downgrading the antiquities department from a ministry to an office reporting to the prime minister, reversing a decision by former president Hosni Mubarak in the last days of his rule to elevate its status.
A Public Accounts Committee investigation and an audit office report in March 2015 found that "poor regard for value for money was endemic in the department" in respect of a cross-border broadband project called Bytel.
She said an audit office report published last year showed Centrelink telephone services were getting worse even though older Australians were more likely to rely on telephone services or to go into a Centrelink branch rather than use online services.
On Monday an audit office report gave the Coalition's 2016 package of probity measures in the vocational training sector a tick of approval, finding it was "largely effective" in tackling ballooning course costs and dodgy private providers.
But a budget office report this month estimates that an additional $50 billion a year will have to be spent on the military to maintain the armed forces at their present level.
While he could have faced up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each count, a probation office report recommended only 15 to 21 months.
A security office report on the Deutch case was completed in 1997, but it was effectively shelved.
A cabinet office report on privacy and data sharing between government departments has been delayed over fears that the proposals ran roughshod over rights to privacy.
