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The phrase "are usually reported as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain information or data is commonly presented or classified in reports or studies.
Example: "The results of the survey are usually reported as percentages to provide a clearer understanding of the data."
Alternatives: "are typically presented as" or "are commonly described as".
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Such developments are usually reported as outliers, as deviations from the global norm.
For spherical particles, 'sizer' measurements are usually reported as sphere diameters.
Global temperatures are usually reported as anomalies, plus or minus, with respect to a 30 year base period "normal".
Nakheel's debts are usually reported as being "over $10 billion", though some estimates double that figure.
The results are usually reported as average temperature changes across the planet.
Nutrient balances aggregated at the continental, national, or regional levels for African farming systems are usually reported as strongly negative.
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The highest temporal resolution available for many records downloaded from the paleobiology database is stage, although stratigraphic provenance is usually reported as well.
This national downshift is usually reported as bad news, but perhaps there is a silver lining.
Pitch is usually reported as high or low, and quality is described as harsh, soft, blowing, musical, or rumbling.
Other researchers had heard caterpillars making sounds, but these were usually reported as brief anecdotal asides, dismissed with speculation that the sounds were probably for scaring off predators.
The migration to e-reading is usually reported as a one-way journey: You get a device, start downloading and never look back to the old-fashioned book.
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