"reporting unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the group of people or organization responsible for providing reports on a subject. For example, "The reporting unit of the research team was tasked with compiling the data into a comprehensive report."
The three probes have the same recognition unit and same fluorescence reporting unit, but different linkers.
It has published stories in partnership with ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative reporting unit founded by billionaire bankers.
The data was generated by the Division of Youth and Family Services' own data analysis and reporting unit last October as part of an internal audit.
The Campus Activities Complex is a reporting unit within the Student Development and Support area of the Division of Student Life (DSL).
At least three different linkers have been commonly used to connect the recognition unit and reporting unit in reported probes for NTR.
For instance, crowdsourcing, in which volunteers use cellphones to report real-time traffic flow, could turn each soldier into a reporting unit, delivering real-time data about position and status.
The increase in MRSA prevalence was similar in ICUs reporting unit-specific practice change compared with other ICUs (mean difference +2.7% vs. +7.1%, p=0.39).
Homestore.com, the online real estate company, has received antitrust clearance for the sale of ConsumerInfo.com, its consumer credit-reporting unit, to Experian for $130 million.
The highest-profile is arguably ProPublica, an investigative-reporting unit set up in 2008 with help from the Sandler Foundation.
May's squadron was attached as a direct-reporting unit to the newly promoted General Twiggs' 1st Texas Division, which was to be committed to the north side of Monterrey.
American Business Press and the Competitive Media Reporting unit of VNU N. V., both based in New York, have teamed up to report on business-to-business advertising information on a monthly basis.
