"reporting approach" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the method or style used to present information in a report. Example: Our team's reporting approach is to provide a detailed analysis of the data, supported by visual aids such as charts and graphs.
Tying performance to growth means shifting from a rearview mirror reporting approach to proactive optimization that's always on.
However, to be effective, an assessment of displacement of REDD would require a "land based" reporting approach.
It wasn't until Alan Greenspan took over in 1987 that the reporting approach changed significantly.
Whether the next chairman continues or changes the reporting approach should speak volumes on whether the FOMC found its transparency to be worth the effort.
"How can we make evidence-based decisions without a sophisticated monitoring and reporting approach?" Canada's top water threats span from tar sands pollution in the Athabasca and Mackenzie Rivers to massive algae blooms in Quebec and Manitoba.
But the Society of Professional Journalists has set a standard that deception should be used only when every other reporting approach has been exhausted and only then in certain cases, most notably to reveal a severe social problem or to prevent people from being harmed.
Other assessments included their practice in reporting approaches, their likelihood to report information and their own betting practice.
The reported approach was mentioned in a cover article in the current issue of Newsweek magazine.
The reported approach allows the electrodeposition of uniform polycrystalline photosensitive CdS thin films at reduced temperature.
The herein reported approach is an attractive tool for environmental friendly low-cost surface engineering of novel materials.
The basic idea of the here reported approach is to consider service inconsistencies as software requirement conflicts.
