"basic reports" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to simple, essential reports that provide key information or data. Example: "I reviewed the basic reports and found that our sales have increased by 10% this quarter."
Most of the team flew directly out of Moresby and headed home, while Bulisa Iova and I worked for a few more days on national permits, export documents, compiling data for basic reports and meeting with officials at the Department of Environment and Conservation – the body that overseas scientific studies that involve wildlife.
The ERP system provides the numbers and the basic reports.
The $5 version provides basic reports while the $50 version adds extra reporting plus SMS and e-mail alerts.
The pricing plans range from $5 to $750 per month depending on whether the client needs just basic reports or more sophisticated recommendations.
Using the company's software sales executives can get basic reports on where their customers are coming from — be it direct to consumer marketing or adwords through search engines.
As far as learning analytics are concerned some commercial interactive video environments provide basic reports using graphs and a dataset with certain aspects of the activity data (e.g. viewing time, number of jumps, completed questions).
The need for basic reporting skills is still central.
Basic reporting on what types of repairs the clothes needed comes with the membership fee, but brands can pay extra for more detailed reporting.
This time, the counterintelligence unit responded more quickly, filing a basic report of suspected espionage or subversion to the 470th Military Intelligence Group in Puerto Rico.
People close to the project said the basic report came up with a price that was within 30percentt of the $2.7 billion estimate.
What we could stand here in tube-land is basic reporting: what did the building code have to do with it?
