Your writing is important. It can only be improved by practice and by careful revisions. You should never give me the 1 st draft of a report. The report should certainly have been passed through a spell-checker. You will usually find that as you write your reports you may gain new insights into the problem, and you may even find erroneous reasoning in your earlier draft conclusions.
Good writing requires clear thinking.
Problem Statement Concise description of the problem, generally one to three paragraphs. Introduction Description of the physical problem, its importance, and a summary of what follows. The methods section gives a description of your approach to solving the problem. This may include a description of the derivation and development of your solution, use of mathematical analyses, types of numerical techniques tried, etc. Results and Discussion Address the main questions posed in your description of the problem.