The part of a sentence "for easier reporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate the purpose of something in a sentence. Example: Our company has implemented a new software system for easier reporting of sales data.
Ch Insp Louise Harrison, of Merseyside Police, said: "Although there have always been dedicated officers for the city centre, after speaking with residents and visitors we recognised that there was a need for a police base there, for easy reporting and a highly visible police presence". The new unit will be open from Monday to Saturday, and house about five officers, Merseyside Police said.
The state is also launching a Hate Crimes Text Line for easy reporting.
Of course, journalists rely on them and probably always will, because stock prices make for easy reporting.
The semi-structured nature of the exercise therapy incorporates a set of guidelines to help the physiotherapists determine when to reduce and when to progress the exercises and will help to reduce treatment variation and allow for easy reporting and implementation.
"After speaking with a lot of our existing e-commerce customers, they were begging for smarter, faster and easier reporting tools.
In this paper, for easier comparison with other reports all potential values are reported vs. reversible hydrogen electrode (RHE).
For easier comparison, we report this optimal curve on Figure 5, and we also plot on this figure the results obtained with the 2D-DCT and KLT transform coding methods (and also again the frame-by-frame quantization curve).
Chemokine levels in BAL fluid were normalised by the urea method as pg/mL alveolar lining fluid, which for easier reading is reported as pg/mL BAL throughout the manuscipt.
To present results for these models for easier interpretation, we report the effect of temperature at the 25th and 75th percentiles of each city-characteristic (Additional file 3), as predicted for the meta-regression model, and testing for differences between both estimates.
At the Swedish Interactive Institute, engineers hitched a two-week ride in a road-maintenance truck, designing a system for easier and more accurate reporting of needed repair work.
