"neutral reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to impartial or impartiality in the reporting of a news story. For example: The journalist was praised for her neutral reporting of the controversial event.
This is not neutral reporting.
"Just before the election, LDP distributed a request to various publications for "neutral reporting".
Last autumn the LDP demanded fair and neutral reporting on the snap general election in December.
The BBC in particular seems to have almost entirely abandoned any attempt at neutral reporting of what is actually going on.
It is commendable to strive for accurate, neutral reporting and "homophobia" or "Islamophobia" are not ideal, as they denote solely the fear motivating prejudice.
You merely have to observe Euronews's run of terse, neutral reporting to see that BBC World News, CNN and the burgeoning rest are competitors, not allies.
After helping the company close the deal with Sprint, J.P. Morgan Analyst Mike McCormack simultaneously resumed coverage and downgraded the stock from "overweight" to "neutral," reports Barron's.
Economic news is usually positive at this stage, and increased confidence makes even neutral reports seem more optimistic.
At The Washington Star, he covered the White House and the State Department and was a wartime correspondent, based in neutral Stockholm, reporting on the Axis Powers.
In order to make that happen, we have to keep holding the media accountable for how they talk about male and female candidates differently and we have to continue to advocate for gender-neutral reporting.
However, there was no statistical difference among neutral responses reported among these countries.
