The phrase "qualified report" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in the context of accounting or auditing, where a qualified report is a type of financial report that includes a qualified opinion or statement, meaning that the auditor is not able to express a completely positive opinion on the company's financial statements. Example: The company's annual report included a qualified report from the auditor, citing discrepancies in their financial statements that need to be addressed.
The company also said that its independent auditor had given notification that it was considering issuing a qualified report for the year ended Dec. 31.
"The first stage, requiring the submission of a qualified report into the firm and its activities, has been completed and as a result the Financial Services Commission has directed Mossack Fonseca to appoint a qualified person to oversee its operations and to provide regular reports to the FSC.
To be considered a qualified report on a predictive model, the article must report Area Under the receiver operating characteristic Curve (AUC) summarizing sensitivity and specificity, accuracy, or ≥2 of the following four performance metrics: sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value.
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She first read and performed Shakespeare in Danish verse adaptations, but is one of the few people qualified to report that the poetry loses a lot in translation.
Kaul had performed spine surgeries for which he was not qualified, the report said: "There was nothing in his education or training that provided him with the experience necessary to perform spinal surgeries.
Having covered six sporting events in 24 hours last year, Mike Tanier is uniquely qualified to report for the fan who wants to experience championship hockey, horse racing, track and other sports in one whirlwind day.
Journalists specializing in aviation are qualified to report basic facts such as this, and to place them in a historical and operational context that promotes readers' understanding.
I was interested in your recent "How We Tape" (TV Times, Aug. 4) cover story, and having a total now of 75 tapes in my bookcase, I feel qualified to report what I chose to record.
By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 19 January 2007 – No one is better qualified to report on children's issues than children themselves.
The clinical name of the medication or specific clinical perspective of the incident is not recorded in the MIR form as RACF staff are not qualified to report such information.
