"share a report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to distribute or pass along a report to others. Example: "Please share a report of your findings with the rest of the team so we can all have a better understanding of the project's progress."
On April 29, the commission suspended the licenses of 10 stations because they promoted sectarian views that contributed to violence, he said, but so far he has failed to share a report documenting evidence of this.
The Royal College of Nursing in Wales has said staff feel demoralised and frustrated that she has refused to share a report looking at the care Owen Roberts received at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
Have fun playing and please share a report on your experiences with these exercises!
In January PMI shared a report with Department of Health officials that it had commissioned from an independent expert that was scathing about the arguments made for plain packaging.
He also shared a report from the conservative site The Gateway Pundit that a member of Mrs. Clinton's security detail appeared to be carrying a diazepam syringe, "for patients who experience recurrent seizures".
Concerns about a slowdown, compounded by fears of an escalation of the US-China trade war, have prompted them to move into defensive assets and dump shares, a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said.
On Wednesday, she shared a report suggesting that Trump may declassify the "20 FISA documents Congress wants" — a reference to 20 pages of redacted material in the document released in July.
Goldman Sachs recently shared a report on commercial drones.
Snap epochs control when and how data migration happens between major version upgrades". gollum123 shares a report from the BBC: Last month, the Swiss unveiled a smart new banknote to stash in their wallets.
Around the same time as the recent World Economic Forum 2017 in Davos, Oxfam shared a report showing that the 8 richest people in the world own as much as what the bottom half of humanity (approximately, 3.5 billion people) own.
She is sharing a reported $500,000 advance from Doubleday to be co-author of a book with Mimi Swartz, an executive editor at Texas Monthly.
