'compiling reports' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing a job or task, or describing a research or office project: "My job involves compiling reports on customer feedback."
The Press Association, the wire service on which all national and regional newspapers (and broadcasters) rely for coverage of events to which they do not send a reporter, will not be staffing county matches, and will instead be compiling reports from their Howden office from a variety of other sources - presumably blogs such as this, Cricinfo, and maybe even Twitter.
HE has now gone far beyond compiling reports to sit on a shelf.
During WWII, Whiteside worked for the Office of War Propaganda, compiling reports on Axis propaganda.
Abortion was still illegal during Dr. Pakter's early years in public health, and she had the task of compiling reports about the commerce in abortion.
That would not only save individual tech companies the trouble of compiling reports, it would also give the public greater confidence that they were getting the whole picture.
We then appealed via the official tribunal system, and endured grim months of compiling reports and writing a lengthy case statement.
In the old days, the United States systematically compiled reports of U.F.O.
Instead it used the information to compile reports, which it then sold to clients for between 20,000 and 200,000 yuan.
They are "strictly to gather and analyse public opinions on microblog sites and compile reports for decision-makers", it said.
Independent researchers compiled reports of more than 147,000 killings in Syria's conflict from seven sources, including the government.
He compiled reports from 451 adults visiting dentists in the north-west of England and found that 75% of patients reported no pain at all during their visits.
