Evaluation Tells the reader how the alternatives compare to the criteria. Conclusions Explains the overall conclusions that may be drawn about the alternatives. Recommendation Tells what the reader or organization should do or think and explains which alternative is the best. Gives any necessary background information. Objectives Describes what you are trying to discover or find out.
Methods Explains the research methods in detail.
Results Tells the reader what the research produced. Conclusion Tells how the results are significant and what they mean. Recommendation Discusses what the reader or company should do or think. Another feature typical of reports is the use of headings to separate the report's different elements. Headings help the reader follow the organization of the report and understand the hierarchy of the report's information.