The phrase "adapted to reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been modified or tailored for the purpose of reporting, such as a system, tool, or process.
Example: "The software has been adapted to reporting requirements, ensuring that all necessary data is captured efficiently."
Alternatives: "tailored for reporting" or "modified for reporting purposes."
Moreover, we discuss how the proposed algorithms to optimize the sensing/access parameters and sensing sets can be adapted to consider reporting errors.
This system could easily be adapted to also report to regulators, in real-time, about any cases of mad cow.
These complaints have led the Turkish government to draft a law which would require thousands of stray dogs to be transported to a "wildlife park," removing the animals from the urban environment which they have adapted to, Deutsche Welle reports.
Then, these tabulated data are adapted to the previously reported cycle simulation.
The Caco-2 and HeLa cells were adapted to growth as reported by Grasset et al. [ 40] and Zaro et al. [ 41], respectively, and then were seeded in a 12-well cluster plate to obtain confluent cell monolayers within a week after passage.
— How climate change is impacting mountain birds: The recreation of a 1985 study of more than 400 species of birds "has given scientists a rare chance to prove how the changing climate is pushing species out of the places they are best adapted to," the Associated Press reports.
BAC clones were fingerprinted following the protocol published by [ 13] and adapted to grape as preliminarily reported by [ 11].
Then, the LNA PCR-clamping method should be adapted to other SQSTM1 mutations reported in PDB to have a better idea of the prevalence of post-zygotic mutations in PDB.
The COMPAS project was launched to develop more relevant and practical performance reports adapted to clinicians' specific needs and that would induce them to become involved in the continuous quality improvement process.
