The phrase "amply reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been reported in a thorough or sufficient manner, often in the context of news or research.
Example: "The findings of the study were amply reported in various scientific journals, highlighting their significance."
Alternatives: "widely reported" or "thoroughly documented".
As amply reported, after Bhopal disaster process safety got a boost worldwide and risk analysis got applied more generally.
It has been amply reported that nursing home (NH) residents are largely inactive, a condition that may further increase functional decline, behavioral disorders, and risk of death.
The fact that Saddam had no W.M.D. in 2001 has been amply reported, but it's been isolated from the more important and complicated fact of Saddam's nature and intent.
But the failures of the V.A. have been amply reported.
It has been amply reported on that Bush ignored the findings and advice of his own experts.
Rapid phosphorylation of the MAPK kinases ERK1/2 following stimulation with chemokines is amply reported as a measure of receptor-mediated cell activation.
To be effective in this situation, the observers will need to take a proactive stance, reaching out to the Syrian opposition, insisting on going where they want when they want, and reporting amply on what they find.
Serwer, now professor of conflict management at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in the US, says the observers "will need to take a proactive stance, reaching out to the Syrian opposition, insisting on going where they want when they want, and reporting amply on what they find".
Since then, capsids from all three classes have amply been seen (abundances are reported in Table S1 in File S1), i.e., the classification system can not be used to make direct predictions about capsid existence.
This is a personal plug: as a reader this summer, I testify that The New York Times, in print and online, has more than amply supplied reporting, graphics and photos.
A lengthy, amply documented report issued on July 25 by two law clinics makes plain that New York city's police have committed many outrages on the Occupy movement.
