The phrase "a voluntary reporting" is not correct in standard English; it should be "voluntary reporting" without the article "a." You can use "voluntary reporting" when discussing the act of reporting information or data that is done willingly and not mandated by law or regulation.
Example: "The organization encourages voluntary reporting of any incidents to improve safety protocols."
Alternatives: "optional reporting" or "self-reported data."
Incidents often go unreported to police, and FBI statistics — which won't be released until later this year — are based on a voluntary reporting system that some experts say police can refuse to support, meaning numbers are likely higher.
The Netherlands has a voluntary reporting system.
Nevertheless, one cannot exclude underreporting of SAB by EARSS participating hospitals since EARSS is a voluntary reporting system.
TARN is a voluntary reporting scheme and hospitals can opt in or out of the scheme at any time.
It was a voluntary reporting system, with amalgam found to be the material most frequently causing adverse reactions (50%%).
31 Of equal importance is the fact that NRLS was a voluntary reporting system until April 2010, when mandatory reporting was introduced for serious untoward incidents.
The other perpetrators were to report their crimes voluntarily and in the event of such a voluntary report, he, Himmler, might possibly pardon or reprieve them.
The court documents claim Judge told the journalist the "SFO were very tough on the company" and that it had encouraged ENRC to make a "voluntary report, which means they own up to everything".
San Francisco-based self-driving truck startup Embark filed a voluntary report indicating that its robot semis logged 124,062 test miles on California roads last year, although it wasn't required to do so.
A voluntary report to shareholders and investors on the real, quantifiable risks to the Company's markets, operations and infrastructure from sea level rise would snap the inconsistencies into alignment; an important step to reconciling predictable, harsh outcomes on coastlines around the world with regulatory frameworks on climate change.
England changed recently from a similar voluntary reporting scheme to a compulsory scheme, and the numbers of reported episodes increased by almost 50% (24).
