The phrase "adequately report on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or thoroughness of a report or analysis on a particular subject.
Example: "The team was able to adequately report on the findings of the research project during the presentation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently cover" or "effectively communicate on".
Patel accepted that he did not adequately report on other possible causes of the marks of injury or their possible significance.
Of course, Mr. Paul's followers would say that his low standing in the polls is a result of the failure by the news media to adequately report on his successes at events like the straw poll.
Founded on March 19 , 2012 in response to mainstream media's failure to adequately report on the events leading to Trayvon's death, Million Hoodies has been working to separate gun violence prevention from mass criminalization of our communities.
"We were founded clearly in response to the murder of Trayvon Martin, on the key premise of the failure of the media to adequately report on the murder," said Dante Barry, the director of the group Million Hoodies.
The lack of sufficient follow-up time has hindered many modern prostate cancer hypofractionation trials as they cannot adequately report on late-responding normal tissue complications, freedom from biochemical failure or morbidity.
It is therefore appropriate for Member States to use revenues from road charges accordingly and that they be required to adequately report on the use of such revenues.
The paper also reported for the first time that a long-running investigation had been underway into Peabody Energy relating to whether it has adequately reported on climate risks to investors.
People on the street feel that this isn't being adequately reported on.
We were unable to evaluate, because they are not adequately reported on Haikou birth certificates.
In nine of the PRISMA criteria, there was a significantly higher proportion of HTA reviews adequately reporting on these, compared with the other meta-analyses (see Figure 5).
N N No article adequately reported on all DMC parameters, i.e. members' identity and affiliations, independence, monitored outcomes, vigilance of other trial conduct items, blinding to outcome data and existence of predefined stopping guidelines (Table 5).
