The phrase "as reported in the newspaper" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing information or news that has been published in a newspaper.
Example: "The new policy changes were significant, as reported in the newspaper last week."
Alternatives: "as stated in the newspaper" or "according to the newspaper report".
Day-by-day summary of war news as reported in the Hague newspaper De Residentiebode.
As reported in The Guardian newspaper, Mr. Kennedy was said to have had sexual relationships with a number of women connected to groups he had infiltrated.
Fouchier's group used the popular ferret model, and as reported in the conference newspaper, The Influenza Times, a mere five mutations made the virus transmissible.
"Our township is being destroyed as well as our county," said Kellen, as reported in The Southern newspaper.
His pragmatic reaction as reported in the local newspaper, "I lost because I didn't get enough votes," caught the eye of the newly elected governor, John Carl West.
As reported in the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, the far-right German political party NPD had organized a rock music concert in the city of Gera, which was attended by a significant number of German neo-Nazis.
As reported in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz (Ettinger 2012, 1), "Psychiatric drugs are being given to ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students … at the request of rabbis … and marriage counselors" as a way of suppressing sexual feelings, so that the "patients" may find it easier to comply with rigid Orthodox norms about love and human sexuality.
As reported in this newspaper, this week the Wright committee is summoning Harriet Harman to explain herself.
A poll of party members for the Independent suggests that more than 60% believe the Lib Dems have too much influence over the coalition, as reported in the BBC's newspaper review.
As reported in this newspaper earlier this week, Iran now executes an average of one person every eight hours.
