'research reports that' is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the results of research, either from a published study or from an internal investigation. For example, "Research reports that nearly 70% of Americans believe that climate change is caused by human activity."
On Fridays, he works at home, writing a pair of weekly research reports that are distributed to clients each weekend.
But soon, Mr. Albano said, they will begin issuing regular research reports that are complete with buy and sell ratings.
It is a routine practice at the firm, the executive said, to give companies the chance to comment on research reports that are critical.
At the time, the firm was struggling to compete in a market that preferred quick trading tips to the long, thoughtful research reports that are Bernstein's trademark.
After all, we've just seen how Republicans deal with research reports that undermine their faith in the magic of tax cuts: they try to suppress the reports.
One way to help teachers is by providing research reports that look into actual classroom assessment tools and models.
But, as the Center for Economic and Policy Research reports, that figure is falling in the United States.
Today, the National Centre for Social Research reports that hard times force us all to be more self-reliant (says the Mail), although the Guardian emphasises class divides.
Nielsen Media Research reports that about 222,000 people watched each "Iron Chef" episode in May, as against the 131,000 viewers seven months earlier.
The Center for Automotive Research reports that if one of the Big Three ceased operations in 2009, nearly 2.5 million jobs would be lost in the first year.
A recent study from Pew Research reports that a majority of Americans indicate that 10 years at war has had little to no impact on their daily lives.
