The phrase "a guarantee of reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assurances or promises regarding the dependability of a product, service, or system.
Example: "The new software comes with a guarantee of reliability, ensuring that it will perform consistently under various conditions."
Alternatives: "a promise of dependability" or "an assurance of trustworthiness."
A brand provided a guarantee of reliability and quality.
That the intimacy of the form is hardly a guarantee of reliability is suggested by Joe Gibbons's scary, hilarious "Confessions of a Sociopath," part of a program called "Life Stories" being shown tonight and Monday.
"Since Disney is about family and trust," he added, "cable that could come with a guarantee of reliability and family-friendly content, 'trustmarked' under the Disney at Home brand, would represent a real opportunity".
One reason for this is that the savings that can be won by shifting computing to the cloud remain compelling; another is that Amazon-style snafus have been rare.Yet another is that managing one's own network is hardly a guarantee of reliability.
Fitting statistical laws from a short time series does not give any guarantee of reliability on extreme flood estimation.
Judges and attorneys in common-law courts regard the opportunity to cross-examine as a guarantee of the reliability and completeness of testimony by a witness.
Climate science needs a guarantee of utmost reliability, and Dr Pachauri can no longer guarantee that.
The Iceman's mtDNA system, however, provides a particular guarantee of reliability due to (a) the state of preservation of the mummy's DNA and (b) the detailed examinations of the putative contaminants previously performed [24].
This is not definitive proof of falsity, but it does show that publication in a peer-reviewed journal is no guarantee of reliability.
In such cases, providing good quality of service (QoS) for data transmission is a significant issue, in particular for the QoS guarantee of reliability and timeliness.
This carries no guarantee of reliability, he contends, invoking the experience of PLCO, a study that used this approach to identify 28 potential protein biomarkers for ovarian cancer.
