The phrase "a reported cable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a cable that has been mentioned or described in a report, often in the context of communication or information sharing.
Example: "According to a reported cable from the embassy, the situation in the region is deteriorating rapidly."
Alternatives: "an alleged cable" or "a cited cable".
In order to show the validity of the method, comparisons with several well reported cable structure problems are presented.
Admirers of the intrepid British explorer, however, were heartened last night by the declaration of Sir Ernest Shackleton, based on a report cabled by the commander of the Terra Nova, that there is little doubt that Captain Scott, who was last heard from on January 3, in latitude 87deg.
Next week, Nielsen will report cable news ratings data for May.
Actin cables are difficult to visualize directly in live cells (Huckaba et al., 2004), so we used two surrogate markers to report cable nucleation and subsequent vesicle delivery by cables.
The deal is worth a reported $3 billion, though the cable company has denied that estimate is accurate.
But over time Sindeeva, a masterful negotiator, gained a reported 20-million audience of cable and satellite viewers.
The Open Technology Institute noted in a recent report, "cable companies invested over $185bn in capital expenditures between 1996 and 2011.
Without access to the actual cable, it's difficult to determine whether this was a routine reporting cable — which explains the sluggish State Department response — or if Stevens himself drafted the cable and expected more immediate action.
To borrow a phrase from the book, he is 'the man at the typewriter', struggling to find the right words for a report, letter, cable or statement.
A year ago, a cable reported that proliferating scandals had sent the clan into a "tailspin" and "provided local observers with enough dirt for a Libyan soap opera".
