The phrase "a reporting component" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a part of a system, tool, or process that is responsible for generating reports or providing information.
Example: "The software includes a reporting component that allows users to generate detailed analytics on their performance."
Alternatives: "a reporting module" or "a reporting feature."
The Constant Murley score is a combined measure, containing a patient reported component (35%) and the clinical assessment of range of motion and strength (65%).
†Among trials reporting component in publication.
In order to assess my teaching method, I decided to outline a different report component in each lab section for a given week.
Unpublished data on the diet of infants and very young children in Bradford indicates that this is correct processed meats were a common reported component in White English Bradford infants, but not in Pakistanis (data examined by Raj S Bhopal as co-investigator of the Born in Bradford study, communication of findings with permission from John Wright, PI of Born in Bradford Project).
The proposed model discovers a fourth implicit relationship, a feedback between quality performance reporting components and choice of accreditation components that is likely to play an important role in health care outcomes.
Other reported components include a 500GB internal hard drive (mostly for installing games, which is now said to be required upon a game's first launch), as well as a Blu-ray drive.
Ms. Brown added that in cases where employees must sign their performance reviews, it is acceptable to sign with the caveat of disagreement, so long as the employee provides a report on the components under contention.
But it is missing a crucial component, a report on the feasibility of carrying guns or nonlethal weapons.
Exercise is the next widely tested challenge, with 11 studies reporting an exercise component and all such trials reporting successful management of the challenge (4, 13– 18, 19, 19, 23– 29, 29, 32, 34).
All FT-IR spectra of kidney stones were then computer matched against a library of spectra to generate a report on the various components.
