The phrase "inaccurate report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a report that contains incorrect or misleading information. Example: The newspaper issued an apology for publishing an inaccurate report about the company's financial situation.
The tension and uncertainty surrounding the fate of Daniel Pearl was ratcheted sharply upward yesterday after ABC News broadcast an inaccurate report that the Wall Street Journal reporter's body had been found after being dumped by the roadside in Karachi, Pakistan.
McApline has threatened to sue for defamation and Newsnight apologised for the inaccurate report on Friday.
The company's disclosure came after an inaccurate report on Friday that it had already filed for bankruptcy protection.
He accused Paterson of stirring up trouble over wind farms and plotting to produce a "partial" and potentially inaccurate report on renewable energy.
It's misinformation that is the problem – be it half a story from a friend at school, or a sensationalised headline, or an inaccurate report.
"We are disappointed that Icai has rushed the publication of this inaccurate report that simply does not tell the whole story.
Indeed, even when the Trump campaign barred the Post's reporters from his events (for, they claimed, inaccurate reporting), he still made himself available to Baron's team.
Some stratification factors (gravidity and education) were self-reported and we cannot exclude the possibility of inaccurate reporting.
"There shouldn't be any chance for inaccurate reporting".
What single question does Kelly McBride suggest would have avoided inaccurate reports?
Fox News has been criticised in the past for inaccurate reporting and ridiculed on social networks.
