'suggest reporting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting to someone that they should report a specific event (usually to their supervisor or boss). For example, "I suggest reporting this issue to your supervisor as soon as possible."
Nonetheless, current recommendations on the management of patients with SAH suggest reporting only radiographic evidence of cerebral infarction and functional outcome as the primary outcome measures in these patients as the term "symptomatic vasospasm" implies the use of some subjective criteria, which may be difficult to assess in clinical practice [2].
Notification does not suggest reporting bias of gastroenteric infections.
A number of references suggest reporting and learning radiotherapy incidents or near misses.
We suggest reporting these 2 meaningful proportions (as an "event NRI" and "nonevent NRI," respectively) along with an overall NRI.
Moreover, I suggest reporting the isotypic control plot in the figure, in order to demonstrate the absence of events in the R5 region.
We suggest reporting not only the main cause of death, but also the associated relevant conditions so that scenarios of combined conditions and events are captured.
They suggested reporting it to the local district attorney.
In this situation, Pallant suggested reporting mean inter-item correlation for the items.
That a journalist's knowledge of Latin enabled her to break the news of the pope's resignation suggests reports of its death may have been exaggerated.
Henman brushed aside former Wimbledon champion Andre Agassi 6-4, 6-4 in the first round of the Stella Artois Championships, suggesting reports of his demise are premature.
Jonathan Hopper, managing director of buying agents Garrington Property Finders, said the Land Registry figures suggested "reports of a slowdown in property price growth look decidedly premature.
