The phrase "are eventually reported to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of information being communicated or conveyed to a specific person or group over time.
Example: "The findings of the research are eventually reported to the stakeholders for their review and consideration."
Alternatives: "are ultimately communicated to" or "are finally conveyed to".
While those accidents were eventually reported to federal regulators in monthly filings, the failure of railroads to notify the response center properly diminished the possibility of thorough investigations.
These accidents were eventually reported to the railroad administration in monthly filings, but that made timely investigations by the federal officials difficult if not impossible.
Of course, their breach was eventually reported to the court which duly issued a warrant for their arrest, but we know from the audit commission that 56% of those breach warrants were never executed.
It was eventually reported to Jessica that, during the production of an independent film in the city the previous summer, Andy had hung around the actresses so much that he was referred to locally as "the sex sherpa to the stars".
Those figures give an idea of the sheer magnitude of the liabilities the estate tax imposes on the rich and powerful, but again, any differences between our estimates of the size of the estates and the numbers that will be eventually reported to the IRS would change the overall bill.
The cost to the Commando was at first thought to be 23 dead but six were only severely wounded and were eventually reported to be prisoners of war.
In this case, some genes not in (false positives) are eventually reported by Algorithm 1RMG.
But a conformational change can then be induced by an input oligonucleotide, complementary to the loop, to open the stem, allow the substrate to bind, and allow its cleavage to proceed, which is eventually reported via fluorescence.
Grossman told Koenig that the supposedly secret talks were eventually reported by the press, who specifically named Tayeb al-Agha leading the Taliban to walk away from the talks.
