"dispatch report" is correct and usable in written English.
In most cases, it can be used to refer to a report that provides information about a task that has been completed, such as a delivery or military mission. For example, "The dispatch report said the shipment arrived without incident."
The sheriff's office did, however, release a copy of the dispatch report on its Web site.
The dispatch report shows that at 2 52 a.m., Woods was transported to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee.
(Senate Democrats are currently holding up Mnuchin's nomination because he said in his confirmation hearing his bank didn't use robo-signing. A Columbus Dispatch report used public documents to show Mnuchin's claim was false).
In 2012, you became aware, while you were working for the Ohio Secretary of State, of a Columbus Dispatch report that Doug Preisse, P-r-e-i-s-s-e, a member of the Franklin County Board of Elections, had allegedly sent an e-mail to a reporter stating, "I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban -- read African-American -- voter turnout machine".
The Cecil family has hired a lawyer, The Columbus Dispatch reported.
The athletic director Andy Geiger did not elaborate on the problems yesterday, but The Columbus Dispatch reported that Germany missed classes.
"Many people struggle to believe that central Ohio might let the Columbus Symphony die," The Dispatch reported on March 16.
Pryor is being investigated by the N.C.A.A. for the cars he has driven over his three years at Ohio State, The Columbus Dispatch reported.
Guided by a Coast Guard icebreaker, a Russian tanker carrying emergency fuel to the stranded Alaska town of Nome neared the coast on Friday, The Alaska Dispatch reported.
The Richmond Daily Dispatch reported 36 slaves had run away from the R. F. & P. in April 1862, almost certainly to the Union Army.
Mr. Azad, who is a Muslim from Kashmir, was strongly supported by one political leader in the disputed territory, The Kashmir Dispatch reported.
