The phrase "report content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the content that is included in a report. For example, "We have received feedback on the report content and will be making adjustments accordingly."
"For example, users can report content which is inappropriate that they find on the network.
"No one can ever really know what an individual was looking for when they report content.
In addition, it allows users to report content they find objectionable, which Facebook employees then vet.
The government is to order broadband companies to block extremist websites and empower a specialist unit to identify and report content deemed too dangerous for online publication.
A key recommendation was aimed at social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter, who currently offer users the opportunity to report content posted by individuals or a page on their site.
Facebook has rolled out new tools in the US that aim to help prevent suicides, allowing users to report content for review and encourage the vulnerable to get help.
The content of a testimonial system S = {⟨E1,A1⟩, …, ⟨En,An⟩} is the ordered set of report contents ⟨A1,…,An⟩.
Olsson fixes the initial probability of reliability, but allows the prior probability of the report contents to vary.
Bovens and Hartmann fix not only the reliability but also the prior probability of the report contents.
This definition makes the degree of coherence of a set of witness reports a function of the probability of the report contents (and their Boolean combinations).
Around 48% of respondents reported content creation and curation as a top priority.
