The phrase "a sensitive reporting" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "sensitive reporting" without the article "a."
Example: "The journalist is known for her sensitive reporting on social issues."
Alternatives: "delicate reporting" or "empathetic reporting."
The bureau has evidence that the Pentagon official has given the Israelis a sensitive report about American policy toward Iran, along with other materials, the officials said.
Government officials who have been briefed on the investigation said investigators had unspecified evidence that Mr. Franklin provided the Israelis with a sensitive report about American policy toward Iran, along with other materials.
Anti-HS2 campaigners have accused the government of censorship after the transport secretary blocked the release of a sensitive report believed to undermine the case for the proposed high-speed rail network.
It was concluded that it is a highly sensitive reporting system, further improved by the double reporting of clinicians and laboratories.
UNICEF brought some new thinking on the media and conflict to Kyrgyzstan last week in a program on conflict sensitive reporting for journalism trainers, with the ultimate goal of greater media contribution to ensuring that all children and their families live in peace.
Downing Street is believed to have blocked publication of a politically sensitive report that shows the impact of immigration on the job prospects of British workers is well below that claimed by ministers.
Proper scraping and culture and sensitive reporting are an essential component of diagnosis and treating such a rare case thus preventing grave consequences.
Sensitive reporting indicates that Hamdard is still serving as a HiG commander and leads a faction of HiG fighters in the north.
Joe Sexton, the Metropolitan editor, said we do not discuss anything about sensitive reporting.
