See here (my issue is that I would normally say "piece" but the thing in question is really a collection of mini-articles and therefore I would refer to it as "reporting"...but you don't say "a reporting" like you say "a piece", right?...I'm saying "the...reporting" in this sentence):
Each day also means more risk regarding the horrifying bloodshed described in the 18 June 2022 NYT reporting “Death in Ukraine: A Special Report”.
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Hi, Andrew—The NYT calls it a special report. Why not call it what they call it?
I'm just confused because "report" is singular; if you look at the entity in question it's multiple "articles" and an intro all wrapped under one headline. Not sure what kind of noun is best.
@Andrew Van Wagner posted:I'm just confused because "report" is singular; if you look at the entity in question it's multiple "articles" and an intro all wrapped under one headline. Not sure what kind of noun is best.
I did follow your link. That's where I got the term "special report." Why can't a special report have more than one reporter and comprise more than one subreport? Do you want to say the NYT doesn't know what it has published?
OK; thanks! I'll go with "report" then.
