The phrase "able to provide reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or a system's functionality to generate reports or data analysis.
Example: "Our new software is able to provide reporting on sales trends and customer behavior."
Alternatives: "capable of generating reports" or "equipped to deliver reporting".
They did a lot of polling, and they did a lot of building some directional arrows for us [regarding] where to place the money, being able to provide reporting back that says, 'Here are trends that are happening,' so I could move the budget around in a way and I could make recommendations to [then candidate Trump] and to leadership, saying, 'Here's an opportunity.
In July, the DOT provided a detailed list of known fees which the airlines should be able to provide reporting for.
With this data in hand, Google was able to provide reports to advertisers summarizing the relationship between the two databases to conclude, for example, that five percent of the people who clicked on an ad wound up purchasing in a store.
HighWire Press, the online host for the American Physiological Society's journals, maintains and periodically updates a list of known and suspected internet robots (software that crawls the internet indexing freely accessible web pages and documents) and was able to provide reports on article downloads including and excluding internet robots.
With a son in the Israeli Army, will Mr. Bronner be able to provide unbiased reporting?
While serious independent journalism remains nearly impossible in Iran, the bureau is able to provide original reporting through its extensive list of contacts both inside and outside the republic, and to bring the voices of ordinary people to an international audience.
However, it has been suggested that even very young children are able to provide self-report data, and that self-report data are preferable as they provide a more accurate picture of children's quality of life [ 27].
In those cases in which pediatric patients are not able to provide self-report, reliable and valid parent proxy-report instruments are needed.
Therefore, in cases in which pediatric patients are not able to provide self-report, reliable and valid parent proxy-report instrument are needed [ 50].
In a prospective study of 100 medical ICU patients with a present or past diagnosis of cancer and a hospital mortality rate of 56%, 50 were able to provide self-reports of symptoms assessed by the Edmonton Symptom Assessment Scale [39].
The surveillance project has been able to provide regular reports to the news media.
