The phrase "authentic report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report that is genuine, reliable, or accurately represents the facts or data it presents.
Example: "The committee reviewed the authentic report submitted by the research team, which provided valuable insights into the study's findings."
Alternatives: "genuine report" or "verifiable report".
The first clearly authentic report of the free substance was made in 1649 by Johann Schroeder, a German pharmacist, who prepared arsenic by heating its oxide with charcoal.
The finding indicates that hempcrete technology was known to the ancient Indians in 6th century A.D and probably this is the first authentic report about the use of cannabis as filler in ancient lime plaster.
And having just published an authentic report of the Royal Society "new trends" meeting, I cringed as I read Carl Zimmer's distorted coverage that followed of that same event in Quanta and TheAtlantic.com.
However, the focus of MACS on authentic report of coping strategies comes closest towards the original definition of coping [ 16]; it does not incorporate information bias on coping strategies, which is a problem for most other coping instruments.
Chart Authentic reports from recent news columns of the hardest kind of luck.
The most authentic reports were gathered into collections of Ḥadīth, accounts of the Prophet's sayings and actions.
I look forward to hearing more voices in these debates in 2012, continued questioning of simplistic messages, and more authentic reporting.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, June 21 , 1930 P. 21Chart Authentic reports from recent news columns of the hardest kind of luck.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.
Researchers at Oxford University's Internet Institute spent 18 months identifying 91 sources of propaganda from across the political spectrum on social media, which spread what they deemed "junk news" that was deliberately misleading or masquerading as authentic reporting.
"Our generous and faithful friends resisted the evidences of your defeat to day until the authentic reports from Cortland rendered hope no longer possible". Nov. 9, 1850, R.H. Duell, of Cortland Village, to Morgan explaining Morgan's defeat in those places where he was behind.
A further strength of the study is the trustful ambiance during the conduction of the interviews with authentic reports about opinions and experiences of the interviewees.
