The phrase 'check a report' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can typically use it when referring to an activity of looking over a written document, especially one that has been prepared by someone else. For example, "I need to check the report before sending it to the client."
The firefight in Kirkuk began at 8 30 p.m. on Friday, when soldiers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, which is stationed at a base at the edge of Kirkuk, went to a home in the city to check a report that two families in the area were fighting, Major Tate said.
Fact check: A report by the FBI published in July 2015 concluded that the images show no evidence of being manipulated and "appear to depict real people and events".
Indonesian air force spokesman Hadi Tjahjanto said searchers were checking a report of an oil slick off Belitung, an area with heavy traffic.
But the investigators were checking a report that the fights at Three Rivers were retaliation for an attack in California by a gang called Pisa against another called the Mexican Mafia.
The Fire Department said it did the right thing when it left the scene after checking a report of a gas odor because Con Edison had taken control of the situation.
But it turned out the inspectors were checking a report made to the 311 line that the owners of the house had illegally turned a basement into an apartment.
In November 1998, child protective workers checking a report of medical neglect arising from the parents' custody dispute in Family Court found that the mother was providing "adequate care," and referred Ms. Carzan to programs providing help with housing, counseling and support for children with cerebral palsy.
So you can check a different report, free, every four months.
The settlement also tries to make it easier to check a credit report.
If the protective mother superiors in the Republican leadership also feared for the physical as well as political safety of their charges, they need only check a recent federal report on American urban crime.
Those precious few who ask at all tend to check a school's reporting numbers, assuming that a low rate of rapes reported on a campus is a good sign.
