The phrase "approving a report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of giving formal consent or validation to a report, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The committee is responsible for approving a report before it is published."
Alternatives: "endorsing a report" or "ratifying a report."
Earlier this week, the European parliament's fisheries committee approved a report recommending the shark fin law be relaxed from 5%to6.5%5%to6.5%
The State Bar Association on Jan . 25approved a report by our Special Committee on Voter Participation calling for comprehensive reforms to improve turnout and remove barriers to voting in New York State.
A4 New Protests in Italy Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets after Parliament approved a report absolving the police of wrongdoing during a meeting of world leaders in Genoa two months ago.
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets here this week, just hours after Parliament approved a report absolving the police of wrongdoing during a meeting of world leaders in Genoa two months ago.
The commission voted 6 to 2 this month to approve a report that said that blacks in Florida were at least 10 times more likely than other voters to have had their ballots rejected last Election Day.
After the Jewish groups walked out, the coalition of civic groups approved a report that accused Israel of "racist crimes against humanity, including ethnic cleansing and acts of genocide" in its treatment of Palestinians.
The committee approved a report on July 15 , 1941 concluding that the scheme for a uranium bomb was practicable, that work should continue on the highest priority, and that collaboration with the Americans should be continued and expanded.
WASHINGTON — Republicans on the House Armed Services Committee on Thursday are expected to approve a report that criticizes both the Bush and the Obama administrations for taking too many risks in releasing detainees from the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
[C2.] Panel Approves Internet Tax Plan A United States commission studying whether electronic commerce should be taxed approved a report that asks Congress to extend an existing ban on Internet taxes for five years; simplify state and local sales taxes; and exempt from sales taxes products delivered digitally and their physical equivalents, like books and compact discs.
