The elements of a formal report are:
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Other supplemental topics include:
Title page
Letter of transmittal
Table of contents
List of tables and figures
Abstract
Glossary
Appendices
Works Cited
Source: Technical Communication, J. Lannon
ALL formal reports follow the same classical organization and format.
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Formal examples can include a formal letter, such as a job application; a research paper presenting scholarly work; a business report detailing company performance; a legal document like a contract; and a formal speech delivered at a public event. Each of these examples adheres to established conventions and structures, reflecting professionalism and seriousness appropriate for their context.
A formal report is usually written to someone in another company or organisation
Formal reports identify individuals that are being addressed by the report. Many formal reports explain the decision process and the results.
One of the characteristics of a formal report is that it will be either informational, or analytical. Formal reports stay focused on their point and do not veer off.
The formal elements are Line, Form, colour/tone, Shape/pattern, texture, light and space......
ALL formal reports follow the same classical organization and format.
It is never acceptable to use colloquial expressions in a formal report unless you are using a direct quote of someone who used such an expression and that quote is pertinent to the report.Standard contractions are acceptable in a formal report, such as it's, can't, doesn't, etc. But, when a something in the report must be firmly stated, use cannot, does not, will not, etc.
the common parts of a formal business report is title page, table of content, summary,body quotation,documentation,references and appendix
No, it is not. The word "report" is either a verb or a noun.
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Formal reports are generally longer, more thorough and detailed, and composed for multiple, general audiences. Informal reports are shorter, and can omit any information that would be assumed already known by it's more limited audience.
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Isn't it just a compte rendu?