The phrase "content of the report" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The content of the report revealed that the company had been operating at a loss for three consecutive quarters."
This initial segment was then followed by the matn ("backbone," or the content of the report).
The headline on this article was amended on 7 April 2016 to better reflect the content of the report.
"The secretary general has at no time made any attempt to influence the content of the report," he said.
I would challenge Ofsted to say it does any quality control, beyond that of the grammar, spelling and content of the report.
Mr. Tenet responded with a blunt letter that objected to "the tone and content" of the report, and called some of its conclusions "frankly absurd".
The content of the report shocked Ms. Thunberg and drove her to stake out Parliament to demand that politicians start to treat climate change as a crisis.
But he added: "The content of the report is confidential and has yet to be released publically, but I can confirm that I am eagerly looking forward to its publication".
"The activity on social media was extensive, but did not fundamentally affect the decision to broadcast, which was based on the editorial content of the report," said the MacQuarrie report.
Yvonne Coghill, who has a similar role, said: "We hope the content of the report will encourage organisations to improve the treatment of BME staff and contribute to improved care for patients".
The NOF's chairman, Prof David Haslam, said he was "not stepping back on the content" of the report, which has been backed by global experts, but said that the way the message was delivered may have been a problem.
It might be helpful if those who may be criticised were reminded that they have no right to dictate the content of the report, and are not in any event bound by any adverse judgment contained in it.
