The phrase "a collection of reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or compilation of reports or articles on a specific topic or event.
Example: "The journalist presented a collection of reporting that highlighted the various perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "a compilation of reports" or "a series of articles".
A collection of reporting, essays, short stories and drama from the author of five novels, including "True Grit".
The China revelations, though, form just one small part of what is a remarkable compendium of journalism: a collection of reporting and writing that's well worth the $6 asking price, even if the bulk of the material has already appeared in print.
The US food and drug administration (FDA) has two publicly available databases; Drugs@FDA [25] which is the main resource that provides FDA-approved drug information, and FAERS (FDA adverse event reporting system), which contains a collection of reported post-marketed adverse effects [26, 27].
By constantly oversharing, we run the risk of simply becoming a collection of reported facts and opinions, rather than flesh and blood human beings worth getting to know.
Although it is not a complete index, the site has a collection of reports about companies available for searching and an online form for filing a complaint against a business.
A collection of reports focused on danger and risk, using the techniques the author deployed in "The Perfect Storm"; one article relates his visit to Afghanistan about a year ago, presenting the anti-Taliban forces before America's military operations in that country.
There wasn't even a jury trial; only a "trial by minutes," where a collection of reports and testimonies are presented to the judge, who then decides what to do based on the information given to him.
F1000Research, has offered to publish free of charge a collection of reports and publications on all issues relating to the Ebola epidemic.
Here's a collection of our reporting on her political career.
Packer is the author of "The Assassins' Gate" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2005), a collection of his reporting from Iraq for the magazine.
The February 2012 issues of GENETICS and G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics present a collection of articles reporting recent advances from the international Collaborative Cross (CC) project.
