The phrase "approach of reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy related to the act of reporting information or findings.
Example: "The approach of reporting used in this study emphasizes transparency and accuracy in data presentation."
Alternatives: "method of reporting" or "strategy for reporting".
Adam Cohen (Editorial Observer, Nov. 9), enlisting the poet Wilfred Owen, contends that President Bush is "resisting" the "honorable approach" of "reporting honestly what occurs" on the battlefield in Iraq.
This approach of reporting potentially fatal gestational hypertensive related maternal morbidities have also been adopted in antioxidant trials for prevention of pre-eclampsia [ 51].
This approach of reporting the lesion frequency according to the majority of the seven observers was regarded as an optimal balance between sensitivity and specificity to avoid overinterpretation of scattered lesions found by MRI as indicated by a single observer or a minority of readers only.
The level of amino acid sequence conservation in cereal uORFs was generally high, as expected, based on our approach of reporting similar length orthologous uORFs that shared sequence similarity.
One Health is defined as the intersection and integration of knowledge regarding humans, animals, and the environment, yet as the One Health scientific literature expands, there is considerable heterogeneity of approach and quality of reporting in One Health studies.
For this purpose, the approach of Report 55 of the AAPM Task Group 23 for testing a treatment planning system was followed, with modifications to comply with the asymmetrical settings of the fields.
Analysts said the advance was another indication of the market's improving mood, but they also cautioned that the approach of earnings reporting season could make it hard for more significant advances.
This was the essence of Marie's approach to reporting.
If Vice does become a global news network, it might have to rethink some aspects of its prankster approach to reporting.
Moreover, as the commission itself acknowledges, it is impossible to know whether the statistical rise highlighted by the report reflects a real increase or simply a safety-first approach to reporting anything out of the ordinary.
Moher and colleagues have outlined the importance of a structured approach to the development of reporting guidelines [ 6].
