The phrase "also reports about" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing additional information or findings related to a topic, but the preposition "about" is unnecessary.
Example: "The study also reports findings on climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "also reports on" or "also provides information regarding".
"The Gazette building is an iconic part of the town," said Mike, "and the paper is renowned for publishing not only local stories but also reports about and contributions from visitors.
The AP also reports about Ebel's alleged gang the "211s:".
The Facebook page also reports about the cases of skin problems and other diseases caused by swimming in these polluted waters.
We've gone back in time, by the magic of TiVo, to 10 30am, so Engel also reports about the F16s that made an appearance today over the crowds of protesters.
Also, reports about acute gout flares after initiation of febuxostat happening at least as often as with allopurinol makes the expected cost of gout flare prophylaxis the same for both groups, if not somewhat greater with febuxostat.
There were also reports about various European clubs following him, but that was only usual for any major talent at the time and nobody thought much of it.
We also report about first characterization measurements of 10 cm long YAP Ce scintillation crystals.
They left a message warning Televisa to "stop reporting only about us, also report about the narco-officials".
We also report about empirical comparisons, showing that kLog can be either more accurate, or much faster at the same level of accuracy, than Tilde and Alchemy.
The paper also reported, "About eight years ago, his office on 125th Street also burned, coincidentally as he prepared for a political run".
The federal audit also reported about $165,000 of duplicate billing during the 1999-2000 school year, which district officials have promised to repay.
