The phrase "against reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or statements that contradict or oppose what has been reported or stated in various sources.
Example: "The company's recent actions were taken against reports of financial instability."
Alternatives: "contrary to reports" or "in opposition to reports".
Kendall's camp on Monday had been fighting back against reports that those close to Burnham and Cooper thought she was out of the race.
Stocks rose slightly yesterday as investors weighed dismal jobs data against reports that the United States may be close to capturing Al Qaeda's leader, Osama bin Laden.
The manager hit out against reports of disharmony in the squad and said the spirit in the hotel and in training is "incredible".
The violence began with demonstrations against reports that Korans had been or would be desecrated by a small group of Christians in the United States.
Professor Wuthnow's is a data-heavy volume filled with caveats about generalizing; the word "journalist" appears repeatedly in his warning against reports, maybe like this one, announcing some remarkable new development on the religion landscape.
Mr. Christie's staff had to fight back against reports from within the Trump campaign, quoted in The New Yorker, that the governor had fetched food from McDonald's for Mr. Trump.
The panel also noted that there had been "very few prosecutions" against reported torturers in Israel.
The judge also cautioned The Journal against reporting the names again if they were obtained improperly.
He claimed other newspapers were aware of the diagnosis but decided against reporting it.
It reached a point where her lawyer warned news organizations against reporting that she was under investigation for something.
The guidance warns against reporting suspected reasons for a suicide and advises not to disclose the contents of any suicide note.
