The phrase "recurring reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to reports or information that is repeated or happens on a regular basis. Example: The company's financial status was constantly being monitored with recurring reports to ensure their success.
There have been recurring reports that Moscow is not entirely satisfied with Mr. Karmal's performance.
She knocked down recurring reports that in 1980, as her mother was dying of cancer, her father visited the hospital to discuss the terms of their divorce.
Over the two years since, his lawyers have leaked recurring reports about his failing health in an apparent effort to win him sympathy or better treatment.
There have been recurring reports of differences between the tennis authorities in Czechoslovakia and Lendl, who resides in the United States.
"There's a pattern of using a dramatis personae of famous ISI officers and Afghan commanders, and recurring reports of dramatic developments such as the delivery of surface-to-air missiles, to give these reports credibility," he said.
The team reprioritized management activities, eliminating more than half of recurring reports and converting others to real-time systems while increasing attention to business-critical items such as sales proposals and customer satisfaction.
We have been hearing a recurring report, from a couple of different sources, that Apple has been interested in buying Snapguide — the web and mobile app that lets people create and share do-it-yourself guides for things like crafty holiday gifts, cooking, and teaching your dog to play the piano.
One recurring theme in reporting about international biomedical research is that there is inadequate opportunity for research participants and affected communities to voice their concerns, and for researchers to acknowledge them and respond constructively [ 1– 7].
I can assure Mr Blair that for at least a decade before the second Gulf war we assessed Syria as possessing chemical weapons, a recurring theme in JIC reports.
Imminent threats of epidemics remain a recurring theme of media reports from areas recently affected by disasters, regardless of attempts to dispel these myths (2, 3, 7 ).
A recurring theme in the report was that domestic workers were more isolated than those in most other jobs.
