The phrase "always reported to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consistent or habitual action of reporting to someone, typically in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "In our company, all employees are always reported to their direct supervisors for performance evaluations."
Alternatives: "consistently reported to" or "regularly reported to".
"All allegations of mistreatment which are brought to our attention are taken seriously, internally investigated and always reported to the proper authorities for an outside, independent review.
Duch implicated his superiors directly, according to the indictment, telling investigators, "I always reported to the superiors and they always ordered the arrest of the persons implicated".
Even Mourinho is always reported to have dropped his own agent, Jorge Baidek, before signing up with Mendes then moving from Porto to manage Chelsea in 2004.
Too many leaders populate their team with the usual suspects the same roles that have always reported to the position and include different roles only if there is some room.
The Welshman has always reported to the Hertfordshire base for treatment on his supposed foot injury ever since it stopped him from playing for the north London club last month.
Nonetheless, in the weeks that followed, as fighting broke out, and surged back and forth along the highway between Benghazi and Ajdabiya and the towns of Ras Lanuf and Brega to the west, Younes and his vaunted "special forces," always reported to be somewhere out in the front, fighting against Qaddafi's troops, were never visible.
Because creditors don't always report to all three agencies, if you do suspect identity theft you'll want to check all three.
"We always report to the Medical Products Agency if we perceive that a medical product or drug is not working as it is intended to be done," she added in the emailed statement, also noting that the clinic has previously reported other unwanted pregnancies to the MPA — in that instance related to women who had used an IUS (hormonal coil) as their contraceptive method.
That last one is puzzling to me as shouldn't the Strength coach always report to someone like that and not to a football coach who may have a conflict of interest and little knowledge as to how to properly condition players?
Clark said he always reports to proper channels.
In addition, employees in corporations always report to a single boss.
