"prominently reported" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been reported or mentioned in a noticeable or notable way. Example: The scandal was prominently reported in the news, causing shock and outrage among the public.
With seasonal adjustments — the numbers that are prominently reported — gasoline prices were down 1.6percentt.
Indeed, the blackmail allegation was widely and prominently reported as if it were established fact.
Iran's state-run news media prominently reported on the Bahrain protests on Friday.
Mr. Bush's acceptance speech was not only the most prominently reported event of the week but also the most favorably received.
In fact, until now, the trial and the extent of police malpractice alleged in court has never been prominently reported in detail.
On its first night, Sean Combs, the music mogul, had a party there that was prominently reported in the gossip pages.
The local newspaper prominently reports soil temperatures, and businesses are practical, like Boltholder Limited, "specialists in bolts and nuts".
Given the importance of fees, it is heartening that the Securities and Exchange Commission now requires mutual funds to prominently report expense ratios, the percent of assets consumed each year by operating costs.
Last December, an American researcher was the first to prominently report (Science, 16 January, p. 322) that the Wenchuan quake may have been triggered by human activity.
Replicating analysis of papers published in the American Economic Review (McCloskey and Ziliak 1996; Ziliak and McCloskey 2004), Bushway and colleagues show that criminologists similarly more prominently report statistical significance than effect size.
The fact that Voice of America chose to prominently report on the money laundering and drug related charges against Haiti President-elect Jovenel Moise speaks volumes, or maybe not.
