The phrase "and reporting will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future actions or expectations related to reporting in a specific context, such as a project or a process.
Example: "The project is on track, and reporting will be conducted weekly to ensure transparency."
Alternatives: "and updates will be" or "and documentation will be".
The implementation of a thematic layer (Figure 3) in a cloud infrastructure based on INSPIRE components including implementation rules, metadata, data specification, services, monitoring and reporting will be challenging due to the recent specification of INSPIRE annexes.
Data analysis and reporting will be performed according to CONSORT guidelines for randomised controlled trials.
Analyses and reporting will be estimated to be 6 months, resulting in a total duration of about 3 years.
The support from the sponsor is unconditional, and the data collection, design, management, analysis, interpretation and reporting will be performed without their interference.
The clinical data entry, coding, data management and reporting will be performed using the data management system Medidata RAVE (Medidata Solutions, Inc, NY, USA).
Leaders and employees will be educated on gender, gender sensitive budgeting and communication and gender disaggregated statistics and reporting will be implemented (17, p. 8 11).
Standup and Reports will be released in the coming weeks.
All publishable material and reports will be put online as they are produced.
Summaries of results will be made available for investigators to disseminate within their clinical areas and reports will be produced for the sponsor, REC and NHS R&D.
The research centre's independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) will monitor the study 6-monthly and reports will be written in line with Arthritis Research UK recommendations (http://www.arthritisresearchuk.org).org
A detailed statistical analysis plan, detailing the exact analyses to be conducted and reported, will be developed prior to any comparative analysis.
