The phrase "as is being reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information that is currently being communicated or disseminated by others, often in news or media contexts.
Example: "The situation is evolving rapidly, as is being reported by several news outlets."
Alternatives: "as currently reported" or "as has been reported".
If, as is being reported, the Asian Network will remain but with half the budget, then that is what we will be given.
Also, as is being reported from Japan, air conditioning is a life saver during hot summers, and energy-conservation efforts related to the precautionary shutdown of many of the country's nuclear power plants appear to have led to a surge in deaths from heat stroke.
Mr Monti may have the opportunity to continue shaping Italy's future himself if, as is being reported, he stands in next year's elections.
As is being reported by just about everyone, following their massive third quarter, Apple now has more cash (and cash equivalents) on hand than the U.S. government has for its entire operating balance.
The ultimate bail result that DSK received was the correct one -- even if the forensic evidence, as is being reported, begins to pile up against him.
All I can say is if the prosecution plans to rest its case within two weeks as is being reported, somebody better show somebody the money being exchanged, pretty darn quick!
"I think the results we have seen suggest that maybe the industry is not quite so robust as was being reported perhaps a week ago," said George Pipas, manager of industry sales analysis for Ford Motor.
But Paul Bresson, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said the statistics showed that the police "are locating missing persons almost as often as they are being reported lost".
"The reason I doubt this as it's being reported is, Director Comey would have had an obligation to immediately bring that to someone's attention," King said.
