The phrase "a result of reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has occurred or been determined due to the act of reporting, often in contexts related to journalism, data analysis, or research.
Example: "The changes in policy were a result of reporting on the community's concerns."
Alternatives: "an outcome of reporting" or "a consequence of reporting".
As a result of reporting these concerns, I have face a severe and sustained campaign of persecution that forced me from my family and home.
Police officials have said, however, that the increase may be a result of reporting procedures adopted in 1998, when the Police Department began training school safety officers in new standards to detect sexual abuse.
Aluko also said she suffered "victimisation as a result of reporting discrimination".
As a result of reporting bias, or frauds, false or misunderstood findings may represent the majority of published research claims.
As a result of reporting these concerns, I have faced a severe and sustained campaign of persecution that forced me from my family and home.
The thesis I've put together as a result of reporting over the last three years is that cannabis culture is resistance culture a culture that doesn't bow down to perceived wisdom or the hierarchies that have been set before it.
According to the The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, each year in the United States between 10,000 and 15,000 abortions occur among women whose pregnancies are a result of reported rape or incest.
Zohor Afghan, a spokesman for the Education Ministry, said the new tally was a result of reports by the school and families of the victims.
"As a result of reports that the men were in possession of these weapons we deployed armed officers as a precaution.
As a result of reports about workers being trapped and enslaved by Thai companies, thousands of slaves have been rescued, traffickers arrested and millions of dollars' worth of seafood and vessels seized.
As a result of reports of Mario Rivero's injury, Dr. Ward is no longer practicing at two other offices, in Vernon and in Maywood, where he worked one day a week.
