"reports on results" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a report that summarizes the outcomes or findings of an investigation, experiment, or analysis. For example: "We received Jane's reports on results, which showed that our marketing campaigns were successful."
This paper reports on results from laboratory experiments designed to address this question.
This paper reports on results obtained using an oscillator incorporating active inductance and active capacitance concepts.
This article reports on results of a systematic investigation of properties of hard Ti(Fe Nx films reactively sputtered using a d.c.
This paper reports on results from the multiple representations and multiple resolutions in geographical databases project,1 funded by the European Commission under the 5th Framework Programme.
This paper reports on results from a farmer survey that shows contrasting responses according to whether policy measures are compulsory or voluntary.
The paper reports on results of a work analysis performed at three regional German airports and their implications for the design of a distant control tower.
Here we report on results from the Billasurgam Cave complex near Kurnool in southern India.
" I immediately wondered whether any other foods could offer the same health boost". Is this kind of personal rumination part of an objective reporting on results of research?
We report on results of the fabrication and optical measurements of silicon on insulator (SOI) nanostructures designed for photonic applications.
We further report on results on how node failures impact overhead and detection quality of the protocol.
We will report on results and projects related to this question.
