The phrase "a lower reporting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in the frequency or amount of reported data or incidents.
Example: "The study indicated a lower reporting of incidents in the last quarter compared to previous periods."
Alternatives: "a decrease in reporting" or "reduced reporting of".
There tends to be a lower reporting of glaucoma in Africa compared to other blinding conditions in global burden data.
Additionally, there tends to be a lower reporting of glaucoma in Africa compared to other blinding conditions in global burden data because surveys in Africa may have had limited diagnostic capacity for glaucoma [ 9].
Alternatively, a diet high in phytoestrogens, high parity with a long duration of breastfeeding, and use of oral contraceptives have been associated with a lower reporting of menopausal symptoms [ 6, 9, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 28],[ 31- 38].
Possible explanations may be a lower reporting of bird deaths in Europe as compared with that in the United States or that other ecologic factors, such as mosquito competence, abundance, distribution or behavior, exert a limiting effect on the transmission of WNV in Europe.
Is it maybe the case that a lower reported level of happiness is actually the suspicion that "things could be a lot better"?
A lower reported incidence of sub-optimal sedation across most studies suggests that health care workers consider deep levels of sedation appropriate for many patients.
In other analysis we found that reporting school as a main source of information about sex was associated with lower reporting of a broad range of sexual health outcomes, particularly among women.
Receipt of information mainly from school, as opposed to other sources, was associated with lower reporting of a wide range of sexual health risk behaviours and outcomes.
Gaining information mainly from school was associated with lower reporting of a range of negative sexual health outcomes, particularly among women.
We found a significantly lower report of insight on the Birchwood IS, regardless of administration order.
1. Being married, partnered, or in a committed relationship will buffer (or lower) reports of practical and psychosocial problems, both at baseline and over time.
