The phrase "a stream of reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow or series of reports being generated or received, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The project manager received a stream of reports from various departments, detailing their progress and challenges."
Alternatives: "a flow of reports" or "a series of reports".
The declines came after a stream of reports about stent safety from a European medical meeting.
That set off a stream of reports of extramarital affairs by Woods.
Twitter and YouTube carried a stream of reports, pictures and film from Iran's streets.
It prompted a stream of reports from readers on previously unknown figures, such as the Selly Oak costs.
Doctors have issued a stream of reports — "deteriorating," "very critical," "alarming" — and his family has hurried repeatedly to his bedside.
There is some evidence that a stream of reports of the "bent banana" type have misled the electorate about the power of the EU.
A stream of reporting from a different sensitive source with access to senior Iraqi officials said he believed production of chemical and biological weapons was taking place, that biological agents were easy to produce and hide, and that prohibited chemicals were also being produced at dual-use facilities.
Reuters reports that a hacker briefly seized control of the news agency's technology news Twitter feed, @ReutersTech, on Sunday and used the account to post a stream of fabricated reports about Syria and the Middle East under the new handle @ReutersME.
One big factor has been a stream of media reports that give people the impression of widespread malpractice by the medical profession and the funeral and biomedical industries.These reports of shady activities do not always involve life-saving organs such as kidneys, hearts and livers.
The bad economic news has produced a stream of negative reports from Wall Street.
The news broke a stream of dire reports about Fiat in recent months.
