The phrase "reported positively" is grammatically correct and is often used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something was conveyed or shared in a positive manner. Example: The news article reported positively on the success and impact of the new educational program.
Regulatory Annotation of Genes under Positive Selection Enrichment of previously reported positively selected genes (PSGs) in the vicinity of recently evolved enhancers was assessed using both hypergeometric and proportion tests.
All participants reported positively on the range of skills they had acquired as a nurse.
Mr. Kessler, Business Week reported, typically charged his clients tens of thousands of dollars to meet Mr. Dorfman; Mr. Dorfman was said to have reported positively on some of Mr. Kessler's clients on CNBC and in Money magazine.
More importantly, the developed BHAC PIP composite membrane shows higher pure water permeability of 15.3 l m−2 h−1 bar−1 when compared with a number of previously reported positively charged NF membranes, the common trimesoyl chloride (TMC PIP membrane, as well as our previously developed 3,3′,5,5′-biphenyl 3,3′,5,5′-biphenyl (BtetraacylNF membranes.
In fact, 70% of those millennials reported positively on their interaction.
Jockeys who rode in Thursday's race had reported positively about the redesigned fences.
Most of the media are happy to report positively on PR protest stunts like the Blair book one.
"In German Suburb, Life Goes On Without Cars" (front page, May 12) reports positively about Vauban, a town in Germany that has almost completely done away with cars.
This translated to 95% of students (n=129 who completed a self-report survey about the implementation) reporting positively to the statement "the in-class session allowed me to review and apply (practice) what I learned in the video".
We report positively correlated miRNA-mRNA expression networks that suggest an adaptive, targeted miRNA response due to binge ethanol drinking.
In general, participants reporting positively to any of the asthma severity questions had lower, albeit not always significant, levels of vitamin D.
