The phrase "report reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of reporting multiple reports or referring to reports that are about other reports.
Example: "In the meeting, we will review the report reports submitted by each department."
Alternatives: "report submissions" or "submitted reports."
Contains annual financial report, reports of schools, departments, committees, other administrative offices, and publications of the faculty.
The Long Island Report reports: Jill Stein, a Green Party candidate for president, along with her running mate Cheri Honkala, attempted to gain access to the debate hall.
"[For more than ten years] Drylands Research writes and co-ordinates policy-related research on rural livelihoods and environmental management in semi-arid tropical countries". This site offers the full project report, reports by individual authors, and related links.
The data on assaults, security report reports and use of force that we examined did not show any improvement from previous months and we were told that some prisoners got around restrictions by planning to attend activities so that they could become involved in fights".
As a recent survey conducted by Randstad, the Sourceright 2015 Talent Trends Report, reports, 47% of HR leaders are factoring in independent contractors as part of their talent acquisition strategy.
Green Climate Fund Can Power Poor Nations says a new report, reports Paul Brown at Climate Central.
SAGE Report: Report on open source and threats.. Is finding security holes a good idea?
A local hospital official quoted in one news agency report reported 42 bodies at the facility.
Here's a place to begin: a report report on insurance exchanges in Utah and Massachusetts, and how they work.
A marketing newsletter, The Delaney Report, reported last week that the 7Up account would soon be placed in review.
Matthew Bennett Maidenhead, Berkshire You report (Report, 17 September) that private sector pay has increased considerably more than public sector pay.
