The phrase "a reported number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity or statistic that has been communicated or disclosed by a source, often in contexts involving data or research findings.
Example: "According to the latest study, a reported number of participants experienced significant improvements in their health after the program."
Alternatives: "an estimated number of" or "a stated number of".
While the percentage of CVC supervision may be subject to bias, a reported number of 32 CVCs in two academic institutions is likely the minimum number of CVCs being supervised by resident-teachers.
However, with a reported number of 1.38 million records exposed at medical or health care institutions (the actual number could be a bit higher), businesses -- with a total of 5.85 million breached records thus far in 2014 -- are actually to blame for compromising more consumers, even though they've experienced fewer actual breaches.
The range of school closure activation trigger as a reported number of daily diagnosed cases.
The number of new HIV diagnoses each year remains high with a reported number of 1100 diagnoses in 2011, which was similar to 2009 and 2010.
Selecting a school closure activation trigger for short closure periods using a reported number of diagnosed cases per day (rather than a fixed period of time, say 2 weeks) means that the timing adapts to faster developing epidemics (those with higher reproduction numbers).
Twenty-eight percent included a discrepancy between the reported number of planned and randomized participants.
Recommendation for reporting of results (Table 1, item 13(a)): Report numbers of individuals in whom genotyping was attempted and numbers of individuals in whom genotyping was successful.
797 reviews were analysed, with a reported total number of 12 340 trials and 10 937 306 participants.
Since cation exchange was first reported, a number of studies have reported interesting results from a wide range of nanoparticles.
A Guardian investigation reported a number of eyewitnesses saw officer Kenny's patrol car at the apartment where Robinson was shot without his rooftop siren lights on.
