"ensuing report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a report that follows or occurs after something else, typically in a chronological or logical sequence. Example: The investigation concluded with an ensuing report that outlined the findings and recommendations for improvement.
Against some expectations, the recommendations of the ensuing report, Fair Society, Healthy Lives, were largely adopted.
The ensuing report was encouraging, but airline service over the Atlantic did not arrive till 1939, just in time to be suspended by the war.
The ensuing report by Judge Gerald Butler, published last month, decided that the CPS decision based on insufficient evidence was correct.
And even if you doubt Corbyn, there's no doubt that the ensuing report contains solid, usable recommendations, along the lines made by groups long engaged in tackling antisemitism.
The ensuing report was aimed at firms who sent expatriate managers to far-flung places, to determine whether they needed to pay a hardship allowance.
The ensuing report, Advertising Pays, finds that advertising plays a vital, enhancing role in the UK economy, generating £100bn of GDP.
Following a detailed study of the submitted questionnaires and ensuing reports, the IOC Executive Board selects the cities that are qualified to proceed to the next phase.
He was subjected to a inquiry by the London Assembly's standards committee and an ensuing independent report described his contacting Green as "extraordinary and unwise".
An ensuing subcommittee report concluded that Mr. Martin-Artajo's team of traders stopped recording the value of their bet in a "middle range," shifting to some of the most generous possible figures.
The ensuing hysterics: Reports of illegal migrants carrying deadly diseases such as swine flu, dengue fever, Ebola virus and tuberculosis are particularly concerning.
However, with ensuing news reports and investigations by various public libraries, it has been revealed that at present, more than 300 books have been wrecked.
