The phrase "reporting person" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who is responsible for providing information or making a report. Example: The police asked the reporting person to describe the suspect's appearance in detail.
There were 166 cases where additional text was provided by the reporting person and also noted by the analyst.
"The reporting person indicated that their daughter was lured into sending pornographic images of herself to numerous people she had met on MSN messenger" Analyst's note.
The additional text provided by the reporting person came from a variety of sources that reflected in part where the online activity took place.
Age and gender of the suspect was ascertained through information provided by the reporting person and confirmed through intelligence gained by the analyst through open source searches.
Additional text comprised: notes made by the analyst, additional comments supplied by the reporting person and complete, or fragments of, chat logs and image snapshots for each report.
The following extracts are taken from the analysts' notes of information obtained from the reporting person: "Suspect met victim on a social network site and migrated onto MSN.
Local health departments monitored reports to the Forum and contacted reporting persons by telephone or email to verify the accuracy of the report and authenticate the complaint.
Several studies reported person reliability estimates, without reporting item reliability, i.e., Sheehan et al [ 64] and Spector and Fleishman [ 65] both reported a person reliability estimate of.88.
BC laboratories report persons infected with Cryptococcus spp. to public health authorities (population-based surveillance).
Unfortunately, the authors did not report person-related factors associated with disease control [ 24].
Similarly clinicians are required to report persons suspected or known to have tuberculosis.
