In a project steering committee meeting, a few stakeholders raise concerns that the project manager's...

 The best course of action in this scenario is to ensure that the content of the project report is clearly understood by all stakeholders and to actively seek their feedback. This approach aligns with the principles of transparency and communication found in both the PMBOK® Guide and the Professional in Business Analysis Reference Materials. By clarifying the report’s content and engaging stakeholders in providing feedback, the project manager can address any concerns or misunderstandings regarding the project’s progress and the iterative nature of the releases. This proactive communication helps to set accurate expectations and fosters a collaborative environment where stakeholders are informed and involved in the project’s development process. References: PMBOK® Guide, Professional in Business Analysis Reference Materials12.