The phrase "a reporting assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a task or project that involves gathering and presenting information, typically in a journalistic or academic context.
Example: "For my journalism class, I have to complete a reporting assignment on local environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a news assignment" or "a research task."
A year later, on a reporting assignment in Israel, I ran into Franklin at the Herzliya Conference, which is the Davos of the Israeli security establishment.
At the Elysée I sometimes felt as if I was on a reporting assignment.
On Feb. 11, 2010, I returned to Mumbai after a reporting assignment in Hyderabad.
Her relatives have said they believed Ms. Wall, 30, had traveled to Denmark on a reporting assignment.
Three years ago, on a reporting assignment to Mogadishu for The New Yorker, I spent two weeks as Sheikh Sharif's guest in the Presidential compound.
The foundation also posthumously nominated Anthony Shadid, the New York Times foreign correspondent who died earlier this year while on a reporting assignment in Syria.
From using interaction analytical means to scrutinize supervision sessions around a report assignment in engineering education, the article illuminates communicative challenges that emerge and are dealt with as student writers explore and formulate an argumentation in the context of Sustainability Assessment.
The annual performance evaluation system now in place in the newsroom would have made it harder for Mr. Blair to escape a dismayed boss and land a fresh reporting assignment under an editor unaware of his shortcomings.
Of the other 15 killed this year, 14 died in crossfire or during combat – nine of them in the Syrian conflict – and one while engaged on a dangerous reporting assignment in Yemen.
During a recent reporting assignment in that area, I saw far more competent Afghan forces than I have witnessed before.
It begins with Bahari on a routine reporting assignment, reluctantly leaving his pregnant wife in London to cover the Iranian election.
