The phrase "verify report" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to confirm the accuracy or truthfulness of a written document or statement. Example: The auditor was hired to verify the company's financial report before it was presented to the shareholders.
It remains difficult to independently verify reports of executions and purges in the secretive North.
The FO said it was monitoring the situation and seeking to verify reports about the ship's cargo.
Kenya's interior ministry said it was trying to verify reports that 12 women were abducted during the night's violence, according to a BBC report.
The spokesman added that "NATO cannot independently verify reports that these vehicles were operated by opposition forces".
The warehouse was under investigation for code violations and neighborhood complaints, officials said, but an inspector had been unable to enter the building to verify reports of illegal construction inside.
Deloitte, which took over as Parmalat's primary auditor in 1999, deliberately failed to verify reports from Grant Thornton on the assets held by a Parmalat subsidiary, according to the complaint.
Last week Norway's intelligence agency, the PST, said it was attempting to verify reports that a Norwegian citizen had been involved in the assault on the shopping centre, which lasted four days.
She futilely tries to verify reports that a square-backed armchair once belonged to George Washington and that the original owner of two engraved pistols was Aaron Burr.
But the reclusive nature of the North Korean government has made it nearly impossible to verify reports about high-ranking officials.
These visits are rare and tightly controlled, making it almost impossible to independently verify reports.
