"via reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information learned from a source, such as a news report or research study. For example, "We learned the details of the incident via reports from local media outlets."
Via reports compiled by these officers within 24 hours of a match, Fifa will decide whether to impose fines, ban teams from competitions or make them play behind closed doors.
It is both an in-person platform, fostering these relationships and an online tool, sharing the knowledge of the local area via reports, policy briefs, fact sheets, radio shows, and artistic expressions.
Then came a public relations tsunami for Mr. Clinton, via reports of an extramarital affair, allegations of Vietnam-era draft dodging and the impending execution of a convicted but brain-damaged police killer in Arkansas.
Data is then accessed via reports and, increasingly, via graphical dashboards.
Users are delivered intel on an ongoing basis via reports, dashboards and notifications.
Information about idiosyncratic human liver ADRs is chiefly accumulated via reports from prescribing physicians after drugs received FDA approval.
This paper presents a performance analysis of some commercial NF membranes via reported flux decline data.
As the show concluded, Hannity was forced to admit — via reporting by Fox News's Ed Henry — that, yes, the New York Times was right about Trump-Mueller.
Viacom via reported first quarter results that beat analyst expectations.
Now, via reporting from Mirror, we have a release date leak from a verified Netflix account on Twitter: Dec. 28.
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