The phrase "able to be reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or events that can be communicated or documented in some form.
Example: "The findings of the study are able to be reported in the final research paper."
Alternatives: "capable of being reported" or "reportable".
The case was able to be reported after The Independent and other newspapers won the first of a series of court judgments that allowed limited press coverage of a small number of Court of Protection hearings.
According to testimony from the nine-year-old – which was recounted to a court hearing several days after the crime and has not, until now, been able to be reported – the attackers then robbed them of money and a mobile phone.
This correlation is quite high and through the authors' method was able to be reported 1 to 2 weeks prior to the CDC reports; thus, showing that search query data can be used to determine an ILI epidemic in a more real-time manner.
And we do that because we want to be able to be objective and report our findings.
Not being able to drive was reported as a big loss as they had to depend on friends or family members for daily commute (Table 2).
This fuels our impatience: We only have 24 hours in a day to make sure our eyes have seen it all, to be able to report what's been reported on.
Once passive objects are able to report what's happening, where is the power balance?
The good news is that, increasingly, people are reporting being able to use Google Wave for getting real work done.
They will not be able to report what is said.
Then, any individual will be able to report discrimination that's specifically based on their transgender identity to the State Division for Human Rights, the Attorney General's office, or in court. .
But starting on Wednesday, Facebook users will be able to report images that were shared without their permission, flagging them as "a nude image of me".
