The phrase "a list of reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compilation of items or incidents that have been reported, often in a formal or informational context.
Example: "The report includes a list of reported incidents that occurred over the past month."
Alternatives: "a compilation of reported" or "a record of reported".
A list of reported deaths and all unreachable patients will be cross-referenced with the South African death registry using South African identification numbers.
Given a disease of interest, we collect from SNPedia [ 51, 52] or other relevant literatures a list of reported susceptible SNPs, and we see how many of these SNPs appear within 5 Mbp of the domains that are ranked in the top 10 in our genome-wide ab initio inference, which uses all domains in the domain-domain interaction network as candidates.
Government sources and a local network of traditional leaders called maliks (they belong to an Afghan organization, Wadan, the Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan) helped me gather a list of reported cases of women and girls who died violent deaths in Gereshk in the past two years.
'Lareb' provided a list of reported adverse events after triamcinolone injections.
Holdings searching can be used to limit the search to one reporting institution (click here for a list of reporting institutions).
We propose a list of reporting items on DMC terminology, composition, tasks, and recommendations, on statistical monitoring methods and interim analysis, and on early termination parameters.
For a list of reports, follow the link below and navigate to Oracle Financials Report Types and Uses, and select Capital Equipment and Capital Projects.
He is running the country, working his way through a list of reports from the provinces: "Do better – or else," he scribbles.
Meanwhile, Rep. John Conyers Jr. (Mich). and nine other Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have written to Ohio Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell (R), asking him to respond to a list of reports of problems at the polls on Nov. 2.
