The phrase "appointments reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing or summarizing appointments that have been documented or communicated.
Example: "The appointments reported in the meeting minutes indicate a busy schedule for the upcoming week."
Alternatives: "scheduled appointments" or "documented appointments".
Booking doctor appointments, reporting incidents to the police, booking flights, hailing a taxi — you name it.
The idea here is that, by providing a platform for booking doctor appointments, reporting incidents to the police, booking flights, hailing a taxi, and more, the app can further cement itself as the key mobile communications tool for Chinese consumers.
I say alleged because the mayor's office cannot confirm whether her appointment, reported in the Sunday Times yesterday, is for real either - more details will be released in due course, the spokesperson said today.
Main outcome measures Overall satisfaction; experience of wait for an appointment; reported access to care; satisfaction with communication skills.
Only one of our 36 interviewees attending a routine appointment reported that being offered a chlamydia screen in a GP surgery setting would make them anxious, and only a few others would decline the offer, stating that they were not sexually active or lacked time.
One of the multiple evaluations of this program indicated that, compared to children not in the ABCD program, ABCD children were more likely to have had a dental appointment, reported fewer fears, and their parents were more satisfied with their children's dental care [ 31].
Outcome measures were: attending the clinic on or before the date of a scheduled appointment, attending within 3 days of a scheduled appointment, reporting perfect adherence, and experiencing a gap in medication supply of more than 14 days.
Travelling distances may be a barrier to attending appointments as reported by other studies.
