The phrase "a misreporting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing inaccuracies or errors in reporting information, typically in journalism or data reporting contexts.
Example: "The article was criticized for a misreporting of the facts surrounding the incident."
Alternatives: "an inaccurate report of" or "a false account of".
To say Fabio Capello squared up to the reality that England have regressed from quarter-finalists to second-rounders would be a gross misreporting of events here, because the manager blamed the referee, Premier League-induced fatigue and the strange disappearance of the men he thought he knew from qualifying.
Second, our subjects had just started to participate voluntarily in a weight control program and therefore may have been well aware of their current weight (and height) [ 38], resulting in only a slight misreporting of body weight and height.
For instance, the misreporting of a statistical result may be the result of a typo or of misreading the output of a statistical software program.
He returned to Shell in the wake of a scandal on the misreporting of reserves that had led to the departure of both the chief executive, Philip Watts, and chief financial officer, Judy Boynton.
Audiences not accustomed to the quirky wit Mair daily brings to Radio 4's PM were shocked at his brutally frank performance as stand-in host of Newsnight in November as that programme's reputation reached a nadir over its misreporting of the Jimmy Savile and Lord McAlpine stories.
As a consequence of the misreporting of BMI, the prevalence of overweight was over-reported and that of obesity under-reported (Table 5).
Nonetheless, a potential underreporting or misreporting of local practices for treatment and prevention due to the negative connotation of these practices within the health system cannot be excluded (desirability bias).
3 Indeed, it is known to be a higher rate of misreporting of smoking among the groups in which it is not considered as acceptable, such as pregnant women and patients with smoking-related diseases.
According to people who work with the company, the internal auditor quickly recognized the shift in expenses for what they were: a huge, and potentially fraudulent, misreporting of WorldCom's financial performance, in a way that deceived investors.
The fine follows an investigation into alleged misreporting of expenses during the 2015 general election campaign.
