The phrase "as reporting on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of providing information or commentary about a specific topic or event.
Example: "The article was insightful, as reporting on the recent developments in climate change."
Alternatives: "as covering" or "as detailing".
That's what I am referring to when I say 'I saw nuns get shot in the back of the head.' No one could possibly take that segment as reporting on El Salvador.
Awad said his staff have been jailed for "offences" such as reporting on an opposition party meetings, or defending a woman who accused the police of rape.
He has frequently visited Sudan to cover the conflict in Darfur as well as reporting on elections in Zimbabwe and Liberia.
Moving to Hong Kong, she became active in China watching, as reporting on the closed Communist country from afar was known.
I'll be rounding up all the best comment from the papers and from the internet, as well as reporting on any fresh developments.
Yesterday, some of those critics said media support for the Pentagon event undercuts their credibility in covering the controversial war as well as reporting on antiwar efforts.
In the UK, international development secretary Andrew Mitchell has also been vocal on the need to "inject some business-savvy DNA" into Department for International Development, as reported on this site yesterday.
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It also means that the case of the axis names, as reported on-screen and saved to the dmfilter parameter, may change.
As reported on this site last year, Moschino's cult logo belt is one of the most counterfeited items in fashion.
In the analysis herein, remission patients experienced zero cluster attacks for longer than one month following active use of SPG stimulation, as reported on the case report form.
