"report this matter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to ask someone to officially bring an issue or concern to someone's attention. Example: "The employee was instructed to report this matter to their supervisor immediately."
"I commend our supporters for taking a stand and having the courage to report this matter to the appropriate authorities," said Campbell.
Would this not have had to be reported to you? DOENITZ: If the Navy was concerned in this matter, that is, if this crew had been captured by the Navy, Admiral Von Schrader, who was the commander there, would absolutely have had to report this matter to the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy.
"We think the FA is institutionally racist, has not got a handle on this issue, and its refusal to report this matter to the police looks like it is one of those football cover-ups, which is well-versed".
"…When I report this matter to my family they would tell me that he is my husband and he has paid the dowry therefore there is nothing that they could do.
They have reported this matter to the Pakistani police".
We also recognise the continuing need for care in reporting this matter given the ongoing criminal investigation".
The statement read: "After careful consideration, the board has determined that no Premier League rules were broken by the club not reporting this matter to them in 2014.
Disturbingly enough, The Times in reporting this matter sounds as if it is part of the LACMA publicity department.
So they were of the opinion that the village government could do something to get them enrolled in this fund… We reported this matter to the village leaders but they have done nothing as yet.
On 2 November 2012, Nick Wing and Ryan Grim headlined at huffingtonpost "Congressional Research Service Report on Tax Cuts for Wealthy Suppressed by GOP," and provided an honest news report regarding this matter, which had been suppressed by the GOP and then deep-sixed by the NYT.
A full report on this matter has been made by the Speakers.
