The phrase "a better reliable" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "better" and "reliable" do not grammatically fit together in this way; "better" should modify an adjective or be used with a noun.
Example: "I need a more reliable source for my research."
Alternatives: "a more dependable" or "a more trustworthy".
But they say they desperately need a better road, reliable electricity and jobs.
We know that things going wrong can be hugely disruptive, which is why we have spent so much time and effort to carefully plan our work this Christmas as we continue to build a better, more reliable railway.
"The capital we are investing will go to making Twitter a better, more reliable and robust service.
Further research is needed on understanding and utilizing biotreatment to replace both collectors and depressants; and designing a better and reliable process control system based on further development of sensors and simulators.
The bottom line is that Dyson's robot already delivers a better, more reliable clean than the Roomba 595 Pet Vacuum robot I was using previously, and thanks to a commitment by Dyson to continuous improvement, should only get even better over time.
Limitation of this present study is our number of patients was relatively small and a bigger sample size would give a better and reliable result.
We propose that the detection of prfA, plcB, and inlB might be a better and reliable alternative to enable the rapid distinction of L. monocytogenes and L. innocua.
Lastly, our newer apps and website offer a better and more reliable experience.
Nowadays, with an explosion in the diversity of real-time services a better and more reliable communication is required.
The quest for a better and more reliable approach for exploration and correlation of oil and gas reservoirs has necessitated using sequence stratigraphic concept in Chiadu field.
