"prompt report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a report that is done quickly or without delay. Example: The manager asked for a prompt report on the sales numbers for the quarter.
The bookshop folks prepared accordingly: And the man has arrived, while the longest line so far went around the whole festival site: We will be bringing you a prompt report of George RR Martin's evening event tonight, as well as a podcast with recordings of his talk and his fans.
According to the prompt report of the tsunami in this event by JWA (Japan Weather Association, 2011), the first tsunami strike of the Pacific coast near the epicenter was 10 20 minutes after the earthquake onset.
"But we need to have a prompt report, a full report".
Prompt reporting of results is required to protect fighters.
The new bill did not include language mandating prompt reporting of leaks.
After a leak at an Illinois plant in 2006, the Legislature there passed a law requiring prompt reporting.
But for many reasons, efforts to put out prompt reports on the causes of extreme weather are essentially languishing.
No lessons, then, from analysis of the sexual exploitation cases, which laid bare the unlikelihood of prompt reporting in the real world.
Dr. Curtis urged prompt reporting of any raccoon acting abnormally, like foraging during the day, coming close to people or walking with an odd gait.
Your prompt reporting of this serious incident to your superiors and subsequent testimony in court were essential elements in the apprehension and trials of the men responsible for this brutal crime.
In the first instance, stringent investigation of prospective food suppliers is recommended and if incidents do occur, prompt reporting to public health authorities will assist in halting further transmission.
