"reports of misconduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing instances of inappropriate behavior or wrongdoing. Example: The newspaper published several reports of misconduct within the company, leading to an investigation by the ethics committee.
He had initially been skeptical of reports of misconduct by U.S. troops.
Reports of misconduct pour in, along with petitions to amend old rules or institute new ones.
Such fraud happens, but is rare, and reports of misconduct are often overstated in the press and on social media.
Two years later, the department's inspector general released new reports of misconduct, this time accompanied by more attention from the news media and outrage in Congress.
Donovan declined to discuss the reports from El Salvador on Thursday, but he has said that any credible reports of misconduct would be investigated.
Other leaked documents reveal reports of misconduct by numerous security guards on the island and alleged attempts to deter asylum seekers from complaining to police.
Disciplinary Advisors work with students who are under investigation for a possible violation of university policy, and they can also support students who are bringing forward a report of misconduct.
Several spoke out about the damage inflicted not by any internal report of misconduct, but by media coverage.
In other words, by failing to fairly address a report of misconduct, the organization faces greater risk of outside scrutiny and higher legal costs than dealing with the matter properly in the first place.
On 30 November 2011, Smeesters himself asked for an appointment with a special university counselor to whom staff and students can report suspicions of misconduct, the report says.
Prosecutors' offices regularly fail to provide prosecutors with clear guidelines on the appropriate use of their broad discretionary powers, judges seldom report acts of misconduct, and when reports are made, sanctions are rarely, if ever, imposed.
