The phrase "a student reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or findings that have been communicated by a student, often in academic or reporting contexts.
Example: "In the recent survey, a student reported that they found the course material challenging."
Alternatives: "a student stated" or "a student mentioned".
In at least one of those cases, a student reported receiving injuries.
A middle school and a high school were evacuated after a student reported overhearing talk of a bomb.
Three of 13 trustees who were interviewed by telephone said that Florida State's president, T. K. Wetherell, and Bowden acted appropriately in investigating the cheating, which a student reported to university officials in the spring of 2007.
Board of Education officials were also investigating why officials at the school did not notify the police last week after a student reported encountering a strange man in a stairwell, a board spokeswoman said.
On Monday, the principal at Arvada K-8, a nearby school, sent parents a letter saying that a student reported she had been approached by a goateed man in his 30s wearing a black hooded sweatshirt.
Estimated effects of the student factors on the odds that a student reported there was enough time in class to understand difficult ideas.
A student reports being hauled off to a police station after attending a free internet session at the United States' consular office.
The regression coefficient corresponding to these binary variables then represents the effect of a student reporting the non-baseline level on the probability that the student reported enough time.
Susan almost loses her job as principal when a student reports her for assault; however, the case is later dropped.
Under the Obama administration, OCR has issued several pieces of guidance to schools outlining what they must do when a student reports sexual assault.
We used logistic regression paired with model selection to determine which student-level variables best predict the likelihood of a student reporting a groupmate limiting their participation in peer discussion (1 = reported, 0 = did not report).
