report for today vs report of today

Both "report for today" and "report of today" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Report for today" implies a report that is intended to be completed or delivered on the current day, while "report of today" suggests a report that pertains to the events or information of the current day.

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report for today

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a report that is intended to be completed or delivered on the current day.

This phrase is used when referring to a report that is specifically related to the current day and is expected to be completed or delivered within the same day.

Examples:

I need to prepare the sales report for today's meeting.
Could you send me the progress report for today's project?

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No, she cannot report for work today.
I think we must go ahead with this debate since we have already spent a lot of time preparing the reports scheduled for today, essentially the Miguélez report.
My Group has made extensive amendments to both reports up for debate today.
I hope that we secure broad support for this report today.
Now for our report on today's international to Wembley.
She has asked me to present this report briefly for her today because a week ago she became a mother.
Being familiar with the European Ombudsman's performance report for 2008, today we must unfortunately still acknowledge the fact that the most frequent type of maladministration in the EU institutions that is cited in complaints is a lack of transparency (36% of all inquiries).
This report has been scheduled for today since the agenda was drawn up.
I have voted for this report today because I share the concern that not enough is being done to end the frustration and waste of airport delays.
I have voted for this report today as I share the rapporteur's welcome for the Commission Communication on Learning in the Information Society.
Madam President, Commissioner, I also wish to thank our colleague Jan Mulder for his report today and for his methodology.
Biogas holds enormous potential as a renewable energy source and is destined for a great future for a whole number of reasons that are set out in the report tabled for debate today.
I am voting for this report today as I am committed to seeing the repair clause reinstated to the design directive.
I am voting for this report today as, like so many consumers in Britain and the EU, I am a keen supporter of fair trade practices with the poorest countries of our world.
The Commission proposal and the Rothe report we voted for today follow that line in calling for the promotion of renewable energy sources, which are alternative sources that respect the environment in the production of electricity.
The fruit of all this work is the report being presented today for the vote of this House.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I believe that the report adopted today - for which I thank and congratulate the rapporteur Mrs Striffler - is a text that will make for more effective and consistent humanitarian aid.
Mr President, the energy reports up for discussion today must be understood as an integrated whole, which will have an important impact on the viability of the energy market in Europe.
I am delighted to have heard Mr Solbes's praise for this report today, and we can all see that there is convergence on matters of food safety, research and the environmental compatibility of this industry.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would ask you to vote for my report today, the text of which, I hope, remains as close as possible to that of the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism.

Alternatives:

report due today
report to be completed today
report scheduled for today
report intended for today
report meant for today

report of today

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a report that pertains to the events or information of the current day.

This phrase is used when referring to a report that contains information or details about the current day, such as a summary of activities or events that occurred.