“reporting streams” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of gathering and disseminating information to various departments within an organization. For example, "The CFO found that the reporting streams were not up to date."
"The quality of this intelligence, based on multiple reporting streams in multiple locations, is rarely seen and it is alarming in both the amount and specificity of the information," Mr. Ridge said.
"There were multiple reporting streams that came together in such a way that gave us grave concern," Ms. Townsend said at a White House news briefing on Aug. 2.
It was clarified that the reporting that was to begin in year 2000, referred to all three reporting streams (national governments, UN Agencies, other relevant international institutions) and not only to the national reporting stream.
Interoperable routine health information systems are necessary for programs to be able to share information and for governments to have a complete picture of the coverage of interventions being implemented (singly or as part of an integrated service package), regardless of the sector or reporting stream from which that intervention originated [ 47].
By afternoon, however, witnesses reported streams of new protesters flowing to Benghazi from other cities around the east to support the revolt.
If the plume was in the water at the time it could have reached shore by about 4.30pm when beach-goers first reported streaming eyes.
At the halfway mark last year, RIAA reported streaming accounted for 47% of all recorded music revenues, compared to 31% for permanent downloads and 20% for physical copies.
The choice was admittedly cherrypicking, but with a purpose: Taylor's sales were historically significant and her reported streaming should have been somewhat muted given Spotify's well-publicized decision to reject Taylor's record on the artist's terms.
Indeed, these two findings probably arose from the same processes: the effect of lexicality on reported streaming and on gap detection correlated significantly across listeners (r = 0.58, p = 0.018; Figure 3D).
Law (1956), a water supply engineer, reported reduced stream flow into a reservoir whose catchment had been afforested.
It was reported that streams run dry for most rivers on the Loess Plateau, particularly in dry seasons (Xu et al. 2009).
