"a good reliability" is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct phrase is "good reliability." Example: "The research study showed good reliability in its findings."
A result of K > 0.8 is considered a good reliability.
Results show a good reliability of the constructs.
The Cohen's kappa was 0.82, indicating a good reliability.
Considering 0.75 the excellent reliability threshold (Fleiss), the measurements of both sides revealed a good reliability.
Values of 0.7 or greater indicate a good reliability of measures (Hair et al., 2011).
Thus, the retained dimension presents a good reliability given by the Crombach α value (0.721).
The obtained results allow us to accord a good reliability to the questionnaire.
The results showed a good reliability of roughness in providing bonding strength at the interface.
Several internal consistence indexes showed a good reliability of the scale.
The results showed no interference in the application order, and a good reliability for both formats.
Considering a pair of two simulation cases for the initial conditions brings a good reliability of the analysis.
