Discuss how the findings in the following reports could be best organized. consider these methods: Time, component, the importance, criteria, and convention.

a. A set of instructions described in a recommendation report about improved maintenance procedures on a highly sophisticated production line.

b. A weekly bulleted activity report sent by e-mail to a supervisor.

c. A report comparing the benefits of buying or leasing a fleet of electric vehicles. The report presents data on depreciation, upfront cost, maintenance, battery life, the range on the charge, and other factors.

d. A progress report written by a team of researchers to their supervisor to keep the boss informed at each of the five project stages.

e. A report comparing the sales volume among the agents of a large national realtor based on the number of listings taken, number of listings sold, total sales in the agents' market areas, and more.

f. A recommendation report to be submitted to management presenting four building plans to improve access to your building, in compliance with federal regulations. The plans range considerably in feasibility and cost.

g. An investigative report describing a company's expansion plans in South America, Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia.

h. An employee performance appraisal submitted annually.