What must be ensured in a review report to facilitate understanding by intended users?

To facilitate understanding by intended users in a review report, ensuring sufficient information is paramount. Sufficient information allows users to grasp the context, methodology, and findings of the appraisal clearly. It provides the necessary background and details to enable users to interpret the results correctly and to make informed decisions based on the report.

When a review report includes ample information, it addresses the needs of diverse stakeholders, who may require different levels of detail depending on their familiarity with the subject matter. This comprehensive approach helps prevent misunderstandings, supports transparency, and enhances the report's overall effectiveness.

Although meaningful analysis, credible data, and current information are also important aspects of a review, they are supportive elements that should accompany a report filled with sufficient information. Without enough information, even the best analysis and data can fall short in their ability to convey meaning to the users. Thus, prioritizing sufficient information is essential for comprehension and effective communication in appraisal reports.