"negative reporting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to presenting information or news in a negative light, often with a biased or critical tone. Example: The newspaper's coverage of the election was heavily influenced by negative reporting, which swayed public opinion against the candidate.
At first, Stewart's impression of his white fellows was negative, reporting in November 1861 that the slaves saw them "as little better than secessionists … drawn from the cesspools of society" and prone to violent abuse of blacks.
Asked about the case, the federation's chairman, Steve Williams, told the BBC it was "unfortunate" there had been "negative reporting" about the organisation.
As HRW explained in its report, the country's broadcast regulation agency sends out warnings to the outlets and stations for perceived negative reporting.
Ophthalmologist referrals are made if indicated, using the National Health and Medical Research Council criteria.[ 15] For quality assurance purposes, all photographs are double-read by two independent ophthalmologists to identify false positive and negative reporting.
And after Wayne Gretzky, of all gentle sporting souls, unloaded on American reporters for negative reporting on the Canadian men's hockey team.
Previous studies in the UK have indicated potential for response bias using self-reported data due to significant false negative reporting on chronic condition such as hypertension and lack of sensitivity to multiple measures of health due to over reliance on a single indicator related to the level of vitality (energy) [ 26, 27].
Second, there was no correlation between decreased phosphene excitability and increased severity of cognitive fluctuations or lower cognitive scores, which one might expect if there were an association between decreased cognitive function and increased false-negative reporting.
There were no negative reports.
Predictably, the commission returned a negative report.
But in some ways, the negative reports appeared to help the market.
"But that one negative report knocked my score down over 100 points.
