'close the report' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a report should be finalized or completed. For example, "Please close the report by the end of the day."
Though Chrysler has been criticized by dealers for being more subjective about which dealerships to close, the report concluded that Chrysler was consistent in its decisions, whereas G.M. was not.
The new $500 million round could climb to around $600 million prior to close, the report says, once all investors are in.
"But there is widespread recognition that, with Welsh government funding expected to end in 2013, those credit unions which survive are likely to contract (in some cases quite considerably) while a small number of credit unions are likely to close," the report says.
As in many studies of alcohol use, the EMA protocol involved the reporting of a "drinking episode"—that is, the participants initiated the report when they began drinking and then could "close" the report when they were finished drinking, including a report of the number of drinks they had consumed during the episode.
In fact more of the variation between the performance of different schools is related to their socio-economic intake in the UK than in any of 33 other OECD countries except Luxembourg, though the US runs us close, the report finds.
On the battlefield, an enemy could create chaos and confusion simply by flooding the airspace with drones, and any U.S. bases within drone range would have to be closed, the report said.
A slash on her chin took eight stitches to close, the police report says.
Police have ordered shops on Rosiers street in Paris' Marais neighborhood to close, the Associated Press reported.
After the market closed, the company reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat lowered forecasts.
The deal has already closed, the company reported.
