The phrase "a whole reporting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of a complete report or a comprehensive account of something, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The team submitted a whole reporting on the project's progress, but it lacked clarity."
Alternatives: "a complete report" or "a full account".
Houston as a whole reported a 1.5percentt annual dropout rate, though education experts estimate that the true percentage of students who quit before graduation is nearer 40percentt.
However across acute trusts as a whole, reports of abuse and harassment from patients, relatives or the public were similar for BME and white staff.
In New York, the lobbying industry as a whole reported spending $12.2 million on advertising last year, compared with just $1.4 million for social events.
Reckoned a strong and well-managed performer, last year BHP Petroleum made A$676m, while BHP as a whole reported net profits of just A$410m.
Match Group as a whole reported revenue of $378.9 million for the quarter, up from $295 million a year earlier.
Taking a step back, Samsung's IT and Mobile Communications unit as a whole reported 5.44 trillion won ($5.09 billion), slightly down from Q3 but more than double the 2.56 trillion won ($2.39 billion) Samsung recorded in the year-ago quarter.
The watchdog organization has put together a whole report on the practice - read it and weep.
This past quarter, the consumer electronics division as a whole reported about $673 million, or 15percentt of the company's operating profit.
"A persistent wage gap not only cheats women and their families out of the earnings they deserve, but artificially constrains the purchasing power of women, and therefore hampers the American economy as a whole," reports a recent Congressional report overseen by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), called "Invest in Women, Invest in America".
