The phrase "reporting channel" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the specific means or method by which information or news is communicated or conveyed to others. Example: "Please use the designated reporting channel to submit any concerns or complaints about the company's policies."
See paragraph 35 below for reporting channel instructions.
They also investigated the impact of reporting channel errors on the cooperative sensing performance.
The throughput analysis, therefore, must account for all possible error patterns that can occur in reporting channel sensing results.
Limited feedback techniques are widely applied in reporting channel information to the BS in multi‐input‐multi‐output (MIMO) systems and have been extensively studied [3].
Further, important properties of the BEP walls are derived and discussed in detail for the K-out-of-N fusion rules under the assumption of independent and identically distributed reporting channel errors.
However, the proposed algorithms in [4, 5] were centralized which impose high computational burden on the BS and high signaling overhead for reporting channel state information (CSI) of the links.
"This appears to be all legally collected foreign intelligence under FISA, where there was incidental collection that then ended up in reporting channels and was widely disseminated," Nunes said at his first press conference that day, at the Capitol.
"We'll establish reporting channels for athletes and officials.
2) The National Strategy and the Monitoring/Reporting protocol for teachers needs to be revised and updated by incorporating eligibility criteria for WIFS, reporting channels, reporting formats and monitoring and evaluation mechanisms including frequency, timelines and compliance.
The mammalian genome encodes multiple Navs, but reported channel kinetics greatly exceeds gene number.
Suu Kyi has yet to react publicly on the latest violence in Rakhine state, reported Channel NewsAsia on Monday. .
