The phrase "a reporting process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the method or system used to gather and present information or data.
Example: "The organization has implemented a reporting process to ensure transparency and accountability in its operations."
Alternatives: "an information reporting system" or "a data reporting procedure."
According to S.E.C. data, about 6,000 companies — some of which are automotive — will be affected by the new rule, which requires them to have a reporting process in place by May 31.
There is, for instance, a global platform to share experience on DRR among UNISDR parties (Olowu 2010); national platforms were also developed to track efforts in the implementation of DRR strategies made in each country; finally a reporting process was establish through the voluntary submission of national reports on progress regarding the implementation of HFA (Olowu 2010).
He has discussed the need for a report process resembling the Mitchell Commission into baseball.
DNA wrapped SWCNT was prepared following a reported process.
R20 or R20b was prepared by coupling 4-formylbenzoic acid with a substituted pyrrole in the keto form for R20 or a mixture of keto and enol forms for R20b according to a reported process [42] (Figure 4).
The research team members recorded their observations in a report (process data).
We do this through a weekly reporting process (a topic I blogged about a few months ago) that requires every department to submit a detailed biweekly report to the whole company (every employee).
Adding a pulse survey report would therefore actually be a mere extension of an existing reporting process, rather than having to create a separate process and add cognitive load to the company.
Simplifying analytics will enable automatic report generation, ensuring a consistent reporting process that every department of an organization can access.
The changes also created a financial reporting process that will determine if Division 3 schools are favoring athletes with more financial aid than nonathletes.
E.g., Amazon has developed a "Vulnerability Reporting Process"[9] which delivers these functionalities.
