"periodic reporting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of regularly providing updates or summaries on a particular topic. This phrase is often used in business or financial contexts, but it can also be used in other situations where periodic updates are necessary. Example: The company's quarterly financial statements provide important information for shareholders and stakeholders through periodic reporting.
In January, Lindsay M Hayes, a prison and jail suicide expert who advises facilities across the country, filed a nearly 150-page report on CDCR facilities as part of the 1995 judicial order that requires periodic reporting.
On the level of operative controlling, typical activities concern the supply of information to support managerial decisions, cost planning, cost control, cost accounting and periodic reporting.
In a periodic reporting strategy, time periods of data reporting are set by the sensor owner to avoid energy spikes that are raised in event-driven reporting.
For example, periodic reporting with a long reporting period can be used under normal conditions to minimize measurement overhead, but threshold-based triggering can override the periodicity and send the reports in order to avoid unnecessary delay in the interface activation/deactivation which can possibly lead to the downgrading or even the dropping of active bearers.
The S.E.C. could consider expanding the disclosure requirements beyond periodic reporting.
He also called for the registration of hedge and equity funds of any substantial size, as well as periodic reporting and disclosure from such firms.
Blacks were driving 22percentt of the vehicles stopped from January through April, the period covered by the first of the state's periodic reports.
The companies issue periodic reports with the totals.
In parallel to the successes there were periodic reports of health and other problems.
Mitchell urged that the testing program be made more transparent through the release of periodic reports.
But more often, cell-phone blather consists of periodic reports on geographic location.
