The phrase "all this reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of reports or information that has been gathered or presented.
Example: "After reviewing all this reporting, we can conclude that the project is on track for completion."
Alternatives: "all this documentation" or "all this information".
My bet is that Groupon wishes it had taken the $6 billion offer to sell itself to Google in late 2010 and left all this reporting stuff to someone else.
Yet all this reporting of Banksy's art and its fate reveals the massive intellectual lacunae in our current understanding of art.
All this reporting of off-the-record briefings and "private" opinions (not so private if told to a journalist, I suggest) is deeply suspect.
Yet one name that has not figured much in all this reporting is Anne Carroll, a woman who was given an MBE "for services to community theatre in Barnes".
In a blogpost Thursday morning, Koenig described the nature of the partnership between Serial and Page 1 thusly: They'd come to us, saying, hey, we've been doing all this reporting on the story, and we've also got this tape, do you think you might want to listen?
So one question that patient advocates should be asking is: What are we getting from all this reporting of malpractice payments?
They will also raise an awkward question for the business press: Why wasn't all this reported at the time?
Amid all of this, reports also came out that Verizon is looking for a discount on the deal.
"But most of all, most hurtful and insulting of all, this report is not the truth".
"Over all, this report was a good one for the U.S. economy," he said.
"Over all, this report reinforces other indicators showing modest but uneven growth across the manufacturing sector," David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities, wrote in a research note.
