Black tie reports, or formal reports, are used to present information in a formal way. I have found that the most common uses for formal report writing in business are for presenting results for a study; a design, plan, or proposal; or any other information that need to be formally presented to two or more parties.
Throughout my education, I have learned that formal reports normally contain a summary, an introduction, the discussion, the conclusion, recommendations, and an appendix. You should organize your report in this manner and make it easy for the reader to skim through.
When writing a formal business report, always consider who, what, when, where, how, why and use the answers to these questions to determine what information to give and how to present it. Be sure to consider your audience and use the level of language and detail best understood by them. Ask yourself what your readers will expect and how much your readers already understand.
This video explains more on formal report writing.
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Great informational video. Nice job!
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