The phrase "a common reliable" is not correct in English as it is missing a conjunction or a preposition to connect the two adjectives properly.
You can use it when trying to describe something that is both common and reliable, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to find a common and reliable source of information for our research."
Alternatives: "a widely trusted" or "a frequently dependable".
The same flow is sent over p and p′, but the flow sent on a common reliable arc is not doubled.
Using in silico techniques to predict drugs' liabilities has now become a common, reliable enough, and cheap enough screening approach, especially for toxicity and ADRs evaluations [17 30].
Although this is not a singular solution to the need for an integrated care system, it addresses at least one necessary condition for electronic health records that support health system integration: a common, reliable clinical language that can be used by interdisciplinary teams in diverse care settings.
Colour-magnitude diagrams, fitted to a standard plot of the main sequence, provide a common and reliable tool for determining distance.
Sun sensors represent a common and reliable technology for attitude determination, employed in many space missions thanks to their limited size and weight.
Operationalizing subjective well-being into an ordinal level variable is a common and reliable practice in previous literature.
Though chemical monitoring of water and sediment is a common and reliable measure to describe the degree of contamination, it is not the case for the overall assessment for evaluating the effects of pollution on the environment as toxic or biological effects on organisms cannot be obtained by this method.
Decades later though it became a common and reliable method of suspension on luxury cars, buses, large transport trucks, and in some custom car applications.
The adoption of a common and reliable methodology amongst researchers would enable findings to be shared and replicated amongst the biofilm research community, with the overall aim of advancing understanding and management of these complex and widespread bacterial communities.
Retransmission [6] is the most common reliable transport scheme which allows a receiver to recover from retransmitting error packets.
Although hydraulically or naturally fractured wells located in stratified bounded reservoirs are common, reliable techniques available to analyze the pressure test data for such reservoirs are lacking.
