The phrase "about the reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the act of reporting, such as news articles, data analysis, or any form of communication that involves conveying information.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the issues about the reporting of the latest financial results."
Alternatives: "regarding the reporting" or "concerning the reporting".
To do that, I had to be selective about the reporting positions I took, and I earned that freedom by working so hard there was no question I was working so hard.
Everyone knows about the reporting assets and influence of Politico (Politico.com), but you know things have changed when Gawker (gawker.com), the attitudinous Manhattan media blog, is hiring the kind of reporters who pick up the phone.
Sharyn Potter, a medical sociologist at the University of New Hampshire and the co-director of Prevention Innovations, an initiative to end violence against women, said that she was concerned that discussions about the reporting errors in the piece would distract people from the prevalence of sexual assault.
Our finding is confirmed by a study about the reporting quality of surgical trials [53].
Such a disparity is cause for concern about the reporting accuracy of credit agencies, never mind the magnitude of the numbers.
"60 Minutes" briefly apologized Sunday night for its discredited Oct. 27 report on the attack on the American Special Mission in Benghazi, Libya, but did not go into detail about the reporting errors that led to it.
But to the disappointment of some media observers, on Sunday Logan did not go into detail about the reporting errors that led to the faulty story, which CBS News chairman Jeff Fager has called "as big a mistake as there has been" in the news program's 45-year history.
It took about two hours for Facebook to take down video of an apparent homicide Sunday, and more than 24 hours for Facebook to say what it was going to do about the reporting system that allowed that kind of delay.
AJ and RG participated in discussions about the reporting.
AK, BB and SC participated in discussions about the reporting.
About the Reporting Sandra Ochoa, a newspaper reporter for El Tiempo of Cuenca, Ecuador, who has contributed to The New York Times in the past, arranged passage on the fishing boat William at the request of The Times after its correspondent Ginger Thompson was told by migrant smugglers that they would not take her.
