The phrase "manner of report" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the way in which information is conveyed or shared. Example: The manner of report used by the news anchor was clear and concise, making it easy for viewers to understand the current events.
There are no sensationalist newspapers in Uruguay, and the two main dailys, El Pais and El Observador, had previously tried to play down the biting incident – their only indignation was at the manner of reporting in Britain.
It may well be that what our society also requires is some kind of slow news, a manner of reporting present events that will at once acknowledge the novel situation, and also redress the balance between the ancient history before the web and a monstrous - and babyish - present.
Their responsibilities and manner of reporting should be detailed in the strategy.
The present scoping review has identified variation in both the methodology and the manner of reporting results of RSA studies.
The workgroup submitted recommendations on the measurement of circulating insulin including the assay specificity, optimal type of sample, standardization of the assay, and manner of reporting results.
As with any population wide genotyping, the manner of reporting the genotypes must be taken into consideration to minimize the risk of unintended identification.
The different manners of reporting these make it difficult to make direct comparisons, although one cycle of chemotherapy typically lasts for 2 weeks, suggesting that both studies are broadly similar in this regard.
The manner of the report's presentation and publication symbolized this.
Speaking to ITV News, Parkinson also condemned the BBC's broadcast of the raid and said the manner of their reporting showed an error of judgment.
Comparison of our toxicity data to trials on postoperative radiotherapy of the prostate bed [ 1- 3] is complicated by the fact that different scoring systems were used and the applied dose, the manner of toxicity reporting and the follow-up time vary between trials.
MET expression has been previously reported in non-tumour lung tissue and, in a similar manner of what we report here, specifically a weak expression in the basal aspect of the bronchial epithelium (Olivero et al, 1996; Chen et al, 2006; Ma et al, 2008).
