Collocation
weekly report
A document or presentation summarizing activities, progress, or data compiled and submitted on a weekly basis.
Definition
'weekly report' is a common English collocation. A document or presentation summarizing activities, progress, or data compiled and submitted on a weekly basis.
weekly + report
“Our team submits a weekly report every Friday outlining their progress.”
Examples
- She always prepares her weekly report on Thursday afternoons, so it's ready for Friday's meeting.
- Have you finished compiling the weekly report for this department's sales figures?
- The manager expects to receive the weekly report from each team member by close of business today.
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- We presented our detailed weekly report during the team meeting this morning, covering all current projects.
- The data for the weekly report needs to be collected diligently from all relevant sources.
- Ensuring accuracy in the weekly report is crucial for making informed strategic decisions.
- I will send out the weekly report to all stakeholders and clients tomorrow morning.
- The weekly report highlighted significant progress on the new marketing campaign.
- Without a comprehensive weekly report, it's difficult to track project milestones effectively.
- Every employee is responsible for submitting their weekly report to their immediate supervisor.
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