"report framing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the organization or structure of a report. For example, "The report framing clearly explains the purpose of our research."
In this role she was the lead author on World Resources Report framing paper, Towards a More Equal City, and led the program’s analytical work.
The New Economics Foundation, in its report, Framing the Economy, conducted 40 in-depth interviews in London, Newport, Glasgow, Wolverhampton and Hull, with the aim of finding points of common understanding.
In his report framing the issues before the committee, Mr. Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, said he was concerned that for-profit colleges received a disproportionate share of federal aid, and spent a large share of their revenues on expenses unrelated to teaching, while their students tended to borrow extensively and default more.
For an explanation of terms, see the first chapter of the Children On the Move report, Framing Review.
But there are no deaths directly linked to binge drinking in the calculation of these statistics, though the initial report framed the data around the growing concern about heavy college drinking.
The HAD report framed the dilemma as such: The lack of a clear medical role has served to highlight the real dilemma that MSF faces in Sri Lanka: where we know that there are clear protection concerns and a situation of serious human rights violations, do we have an obligation to remain present?
The Drudge Report framed the Politico story "With just three on stage, Democratic debate moderator plans to dive deep" -- as Dickerson coordinating with the three campaigns.
The same report framed its findings as "Public continues to support an "active part" of the United States in world affairs," just because the "stay active" percentage was still a majority, albeit rapidly declining.
Issued in July 1984, the report framed this authority as the 'most urgent' of its 64 recommendations, and stressed that it must not be 'exclusively, or even primarily, a medical or scientific body'.
These days, in a way that was never previously imaginable, it's possible to drown in provocative and illuminating writing and reporting, framing and opining.
Indeed, a pilot study of instructors who self-reported techniques for mitigating student resistance or promoting student buy-in to active learning found that more than 80% reported framing the culture/dynamics of the course (Science Education Initiative, 2013).
