"report to support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase in a sentence to describe a document that provides evidence in favor of an argument. For example, "The company presented a comprehensive report to support its proposed policy changes."
Both critics and supporters of the project have seized on the report to support their positions.
However, they added that there was little in the report to support an early cut in interest rates.
But Cormann has criticised Shorten for using the OECD report to support Labor's billion-dollar school funding plan, when the report had nothing to do with Labor's policy.
The public interest group released its report to support a New York City Council bill, introduced in January, which would prohibit banks from charging the fees.
A spokesperson from the Home Office says: "We do not accept that the UK's immigration rules are deterring international students and there is no clear evidence in the report to support that argument.
Osborne's aids said the Department for International Development and frontline services would not be affected and pointed to a highly critical recent National Audit Office report to support their claim that government mis-spent on consultancies.
A dozen or so Tory MPs were reported to support him.
Private sector consulting firms have demonstrated a long-standing expertise in producing impressive looking reports to support the (predetermined) conclusion required by the client.
For example, during one huddle the bookkeeper listened to the other team members' presentations and suggested that she could create financial reports to support some of their activities.
Clare Short, former international development secretary, who resigned shortly after the war, says that Mr Blair had "duped us all along" by spinning intelligence reports to support his case.
Despite this existing literature, there is often doubt about the accuracy of self-report among vulnerable groups such as drug users and ex-prisoners, although there is little evidence that self-report to support this (Gelberg and Siecke 1997, Reijneveld and Stronks 2001, Raina et al. 2002, Glass and Bucholz 2011 (Somers et al., 2016).
