"profile report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you're referring to a summary of a person's background, skills, or accomplishments. For example, "I created a profile report for the applicant to highlight their qualifications for the job."
But the new London Poverty Profile report, a richly detailed analysis of recent data, confirms that the story is less straightforward than much "social cleansing" rhetoric allows.
A high profile report on the health impacts of climate change on Americans identifies the education of health professionals as one of the top priorities for response by the healthcare sector.
Two months later, the same company was the subject of a high- profile report published by the House Of Commons public accounts committee, prompted by the work of Guardian journalist Felicity Lawrence.
For example, the recent London Poverty Profile report showed that there has actually been a fall in the number of house moves made by benefit claimant households in the private rented sector since 2011 - from 19,600 to 18,100 - and most of those that have moved have remained residents of the same borough.
The number of people in in-work poverty rose by 440,000 over the 10 years to 2011-12, according to the study, the London Poverty Profile report, published on Monday by the New Policy Institute in conjunction with the Trust for London.
Exports of Egypt to COMESA from: Egypt Trade Statistics profile Report 2011.
This service contains market profile reports, lifestyle analysis reports, demographics reports, and PRIZM reports.
Now, the site is building "a new version of the profile reporting process that requires people to provide additional information about why they are reporting a profile.
The list of those offending and those offended keeps growing with recent high profile reports referring to Louise Mensch, Tom Daley, Guy Adams, Steve Dorkland, Helen Skelton and Kevin Pietersen.
In fact, Soros's father helped his own family and other Jews to safety by giving them false papers, as the New Yorker profile reported.
Washington ProFile reports that 26 countries have done so since 1992.
