How to Write a Preliminary Report | Legal Beagle

How to Write a Preliminary Report

Oct 20, 2009
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A preliminary report is an evaluation that discusses in depth, the findings on a particular specimen/subject. Data is gathered from the subject in order to make a determination. A preliminary report is not the final results on a subject but rather an analysis.

Step 1

Write an introduction, giving an overview of your subject.

Step 2

Discuss your research methods by including any observations, interviews or samples.

Step 3

Write the preliminary results explaining any realizations or insights found during the research of the subject.

Step 4

Discuss any results, new information and questions raised or found during the investigation.

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