The phrase "reporting deadlines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when certain reports must be filed or submitted. For example, "We need to meet our reporting deadlines in order to ensure the project is completed on time."
Welfare staff were regularly pressured by Wilson Security guards to downgrade reports because of concern over missing reporting deadlines.
Key, which is based in Midland, Tex., missed reporting deadlines because of internal and external inquiries that began after auditors said employees, who have since been fired, misappropriated funds and misrepresented the value of a business the company bought.
While testing errors make headlines, Mr. Toch writes that even more worrisome is the pressure on states to dumb down their tests — to switch from challenging tests with essay questions to multiple choice to save money and meet federal reporting deadlines.
Financial reporting deadlines may also drive behavior.
Every quarter, just as the FEC reporting deadlines approach, politicians go on a mad scramble for last-minute donations.
The Chacons have also faced accusations that they skirt campaign finance rules, conceal transactions, intimidate opponents and miss campaign reporting deadlines.
Single donations of $100,000 or more will have a quicker reporting deadline of 28 days.
Today, the Justice Department added Armenia, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to the program, with a reporting deadline of Feb. 21.
That figure might rise as smaller companies, which have been given an extension to their reporting deadline, start to file.
The fourth candidate, Jim Treffinger, the Essex County executive, had not contributed anything to his campaign by the May 26 reporting deadline.
(h) If a recipient requires an extension of a reporting deadline, it must ensure that CCC receives an extension request at least five business days prior to the reporting deadline.
