The phrase "a highly dependable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is very reliable or trustworthy.
Example: "In our line of work, having a highly dependable team member is crucial for success."
Alternatives: "extremely reliable" or "very trustworthy".
It is, therefore, necessary and critical to develop a highly dependable power net to ensure power to these loads under all circumstances.
From there Woakes missed out on selection for the winter Ashes tour with Stokes preferred, and, though there was an encouraging, if unrewarded, Test return during the win over India in 2014, it is only now, having turned himself into a genuine fast bowler and a highly dependable bat with nine first‑class hundreds, that he truly feels part of the set-up.
All sides consider the OSCE to be a highly dependable, impartial, monitoring body with long experience in the region.
The Portégé A605 laptop PC provides mobile users with a highly dependable eco-friendly laptop that is ENERGY STAR® 4.0 compliant.
Then there's Frederick Weller, a highly dependable stage actor.
Sep. 1, 2018, 4 09 p.m. USC appears to have a highly dependable kicker.
With improved technology for automatic code generation from architectural design specifications, it becomes even more important to have, from the beginning, a highly reliable and dependable architectural design.
Using S3 has other advantages such as providing an off-site, highly dependable archive for job output data.
Voting algorithms are used to arbitrate between variant results in a wide range of highly dependable real-time control applications.
So a trust system should be highly dependable in terms of providing service in an open WSN environment.
Suddenly a lone inventor rides in from what comes to be known as Copper Valley with a stunning new connection system that's easy to use, highly dependable and an order of magnitude cheaper than existing methods.
