The phrase "above reporting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to information or data that has been reported earlier in a document or conversation, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "Please refer to the above reporting for details on the project's progress."
Alternatives: "previous report" or "earlier report".
Update: ClickZ story now un-confirms the above, reporting that the deal is in fact not complete and the likely price is far lower than Ali's guess.
Frazier's voice is disarmingly forthright, and he isn't above reporting on his own speculations about what Indian life might once have been.
This compared to just over a fifth (23 per cent) of users aged 50 and above reporting decreased usage over the same time period.
Pictures appearing on Twitter showed screens of NHS computers with 'ransomware' images demanding payment of $300 worth of Bitcoin, saying: "Ooops, your files have been encrypted!" BBC tech editor Rory Cellan-Jones tweeted a picture sent to him by a doctor (posted above) reporting "what a London GP sees when trying to connect to the NHS network".
As described above, reporting incidents to the police was seldom considered a viable option.
We did not specifically exclude survey data, however, such papers were required to provide insights into decision making over and above reporting descriptive or inferential statistics.
Consequently, for all the above reported reasons, this possibility is unlikely.
For all the above reported reasons, migraine should be considered a potential risk factor in obstetric care.
Cervicovaginal smear and endometrial sampling, to exclude potential endometrial cancer, could not be performed for the above reported anatomical reasons.
When I look at the above reported brief facts, there are many questions and possibilities that nag me.
Thus, the false joins in our contigs were similar to the above reported.
