"report packs" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a way of organizing and presenting information in written form. For example, "The report packs included detailed information about new products."
One tool the government has identified to encourage change is the energy performance certificate (EPC) component of Scotland's home report pack.
Two months later, Alexander Ivanovich Brusov, a professor at the historical museum in Moscow, one of the core members of the inquiry team, made his report: "Packed into crates, the Amber Room was placed in the Knights' Hall of Königsberg Castle.
*** It's an excellent report, packed with valuable information, and over the next months UNICEF will be discussing its implications with governments, education ministries, finance ministries, and other key partners.
The following day, when passing the royal reporting pack, Philip muttered "scum".
In late January, Crested Butte, Colo., reported packed powder/hard pack when every other Colorado resort claimed to have packed powder, the more kindly of the two surfaces.
One woman who lost all her reports packed up her desk weeks in advance of layoffs because she couldn't take the pressure anymore.
Stable reactor performance was observed from 53.6 to 89.3 g-CODcr · L−1 · day−1 in the cylindrical BER + CFT, although the reported packed-bed reactor deteriorated in these OLR conditions.
Starting at $30, you can get reports packed with information on potential customers' financial performance, historical payment trends and credit forecasts, as well as details on suits, liens and other legal judgments.
Loon, Stowe, Okemo, Snow, Killington and Sunday River are all reporting packed powder -- Killington, being massive, has a broader range of conditions -– and open lifts.
dIn this age group no subjects reported pack-years >0.
