The phrase "affairs reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing matters or events that have been documented or communicated, often in a formal or official capacity.
Example: "The committee reviewed the affairs reported in the last meeting and decided on the next steps."
Alternatives: "matters documented" or "issues communicated".
Two parliamentary committees are investigating whether the government exaggerated the weapons threat to bolster its case for war, and one of them, the House committee on foreign affairs, reported on Monday that "the jury is still out" on whether military action was merited.
Undaunted, he proceeded to the attack but suffered a major disaster: the Assyrian crown prince Sennacherib, sent north by King Sargon II (721 705) to gather intelligence about Urartian affairs, reported to his father that Rusas's whole army had been defeated in Cimmerian territory and that Rusas himself had fled back to Urartu, having lost contact with his commanders.
There were also apparently big issues with the way internal affairs reported and handled accusations of sexual misconduct, which allowed agents to get away with these sorts of things with alarming frequency.
In 2006, for example, the Department of Veteran's Affairs reported the theft of an employee laptop and hard drive that contained personal details on about 26.5 million veterans.
His coverage of Central America earned him the second award in 1983, for foreign affairs reporting.
She graduated from Illinois State and received a master's degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois at Springfield.
David Brooks provides an insightful historical summary of American public affairs reporting in his column "The culture of exposure" (Views, June 26).
Locy teaches media law and public affairs reporting and will be moving this fall to Washington and Lee University.
And in 2010, he created and helped build Honolulu Civil Beat, a subscription-based Web site that does public affairs reporting with an eye toward giving citizens a look into the affairs of government.
The Australian Broadcasting Commission, established as a Commonwealth-run national broadcaster in 1932, has its headquarters in Sydney, conferring the subtle stamp of that city on several aspects of its services, from entertainment to current affairs reporting.
At the weekend, John Oliver continued to push the boundaries of current affairs reporting on his HBO show Last Week Tonight with a typically frank response to the Paris attacks.
