PhysicalThing: report

Lexeme:	report Rare (0.07)
Definition:	noun. A report is a formal document that presents information, research findings, or analysis on a specific topic. It typically provides a detailed account of facts, data, and insights, often including recommendations or conclusions. Reports are commonly used in business, academia, and other professional settings for decision-making or documentation purposes. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. report (singular), reports (plural) verb. report (simple present), reported (simple past), reporting (present continuous), reports (third person singular)
Synonyms:	(none)
Abstraction:	(hypernym) entity (hypernym) physical thing (hyponym) aggregate report (hyponym) aggregated report (hyponym) business report (hyponym) camera report (hyponym) credit report (hyponym) detailed report (hyponym) error report (hyponym) manufacturer report (hyponym) marketing report (hyponym) metric report (hyponym) post-campaign report (hyponym) statistical report (hyponym) tracking report (hyponym) traffic report (hyponym) transparency report (hyponym) user-entered report
Composition:	(none)
Properties:	(none)
Basic Categories:	information report information
Related Concepts:	(none)
Policy Examples:	We also engage third-parties to provide us with reports about the usage and browsing patterns of Rackspace Websites. #rackspace If you share your vehicle with other drivers when the LINK 100 is plugged in, you are responsible to inform these drivers about the fact that driving and vehicle data is collected from the vehicle and that you have access to reports of this. #tomtom Fitbit may share or sell aggregated, de-identified data that does not identify you, with partners and the public in a variety of ways, such as by providing research or reports about health and fitness or as part of our Premium membership. #fitbit LinkedIn may provide reports containing aggregated impression information to companies hosting LinkedIn plugins and similar technologies to help them measure LinkedIn-generated traffic to their websites. #linkedin In addition, we may share de-identified information, such as reports on user demographics and traffic patterns, with third parties, including researchers. #plannedparenthood In the U.S., we enable participating providers to obtain reports about whether the information they send to a record is used. #healthvault
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