The phrase "activity reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of documenting or summarizing activities, often in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "The team is responsible for activity reporting to ensure transparency and accountability in our projects."
Alternatives: "progress reporting" or "performance reporting".
The committee said letting agents must start undertaking appropriate due diligence on clients and making reports to the NCA's suspicious activity reporting regime.
An NCA spokesman confirmed the current system was "not effective or efficient" and said the agency was waiting for the conclusion of a Home Office review of the suspicious activity reporting system before deciding how to update it.
Open-ended guidelines for Homeland Security initiatives, like the Suspicious Activity Reporting program, give credence to the subjective biases of citizens and law enforcement alike, allowing for religious profiling when dubbing something as "suspicious".
As Michael German, the security policy counsel of the American Civil Liberties Union and a former F.B.I. special agent, put it last year, "The revised guidelines for suspicious activity reporting establish that a reasonable connection to terrorism or other criminal activity is required before law enforcement may collect Americans' personal information and share it".
Something InvisibleCRM did for SalesForce to simplify the integration of the personal productivity tools such as MS Office with a time-consuming sales activity reporting.
Beyond just being able to create and publish apps, Red Foundry also includes analytics, which allows activity reporting by timeframe, geography, loyalty, device, app version, and more.
Broadcasts activity reports to Twitter and Facebook.
AOL can send you daily activity reports about your offspring by e-mail.
Conversely, in the experimental group, the participants with lower striatal activity reported greater increases in happiness.
The volume or nature of suspicious activity reports originating in the area.
Banks send the feds 300,000 "suspicious activity reports" a year flagging potential structuring or money laundering.
