How is a report structured?
Most reports use clear, numbered sections: a title page, an executive summary or abstract, an introduction, a method where relevant, findings, a discussion, conclusions, recommendations, references and appendices. Lab and business reports vary this pattern, so always follow the template or headings your brief provides.
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