raportu

Raport is a formal document that presents information, findings, or results about a subject. The form raportu is the genitive singular of the Polish noun raport and is used in sentences that require the genitive case. In practice, the term is used in contexts such as business, science, public administration, and journalism.

Etymology: The Polish noun raport derives from the French rapport meaning "relation" or "account," with earlier Latin influences. It was adopted into Polish to refer to a structured account of information or findings.

Types: Common types include business reports, research reports, financial reports, incident and audit reports, and technical or project status reports.

Structure: A typical raport includes a title, executive summary, introduction or scope, methods, results or findings, conclusions, recommendations, and appendices or references.

Style and audience: Reports are written in a precise, objective tone, with quantified data where possible. They often use figures, charts, and tables, and follow organizational guidelines for formatting and references.

Polish usage: raportu is the genitive singular form. It is used after words or prepositions that govern genitive, for example brak raportu, stan raportu, opis raportu. Nominative is raport; plural is raporty.