The phrase "a review of reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an analysis or evaluation of information that has been previously reported, often in research or academic contexts.
Example: "The study includes a review of reported findings from various sources to assess the overall impact of the intervention."
Alternatives: "an analysis of reported" or "an evaluation of reported".
This article provides a review of reported resistance molecular mechanisms to antifungal agents since 2005; previous related reviews are also listed.
In a review of reported outcomes for innovations in medical practice, Brown found that researchers reported returns ranging from $1.12 for bone marrow transplant for women with metastatic breast cancer, to $38 for heart attack survivors taking beta-blockers.
A review of reported data relating the E-F slope to mitral valve area indicated that echocardiographic assessment of mitral valve area had low sensitivity and specificity.
A review of reported leishmaniases' cases was performed.
A review of reported JE prevalence in humans in Lao PDR has identified ranges between 0% and 11% in a hospital-based survey in Vientiane of children 15 years of age and under.
This article provides an introduction to the enzymology of the KDMs and the therapeutic possibilities and challenges associated with targeting them, followed by a review of reported KDM inhibitors and their mechanisms of action from kinetic and structural perspectives.
A review of reporting perinatal mortality of ART births was conducted.
Based on a review of reporting statistics from mid-1998 mid-1999999 and consultation with regional staff, four districts and the capitol district of Tamale were chosen.
With increasing attention put on the methodology of reporting guidelines, Moher et al. conducted a review of reporting guidelines up to December 2009.
In this context, this article offers a review of reports on immobilizations of ureases covering the last two decades.
Donnie R. Marshall, the administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration said he had ordered a review of reports that the agency's Caribbean office inflated the numbers of drug seizures and arrests.
