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Discover Ludwig"unofficial report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a report that has not been formally issued or endorsed by an official source. For example, "The local news station had an unofficial report that the mayor had resigned."
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The heaviest unofficial report of snowfall was in a rural area of West Virginia, not far from Harpers Ferry, with just over a metre.
One of the first hints that Mexico had a problem came to the World Health Organization on April 10 in an unofficial report.
The NCCL said that its committee which produced an unofficial report on the events in Southall would be preparing a supplementary report on the "adequacy of inquests into this sort of situation".
However, an unofficial report stated that as many as 10,000 people may have been killed.
An unofficial report offered the opinion that parachutes "might impair the fighting spirit of pilots" and the offer was rejected.
Onshore, winds reached 52 mph (84 km/h) in Norfolk, Virginia, with an unofficial report of 57 mph (92 km/h) near Virginia Beach.
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Unofficial reports spoke of 15 deaths.
TRW/Blackstone put in bid of close to €12 billion for VDO, according to unofficial reports.
A senior police official, Fedor S. Anikeyev, said he had received "unofficial" reports of vigilantism.
Other unofficial reports nevertheless continued to paint a much more alarming picture.
According to unofficial reports, the railway which runs round the centre has already been crossed.
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