The phrase "a more reliable decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the reliability of different decisions or options, indicating that one is superior in terms of dependability.
Example: "After considering all the evidence, we believe that a more reliable decision would be to invest in renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a more trustworthy choice" or "a more dependable conclusion".
DS theory can combine multiple evidences to counteract uncertainty contained in different evidences and make a more reliable decision.
Alternatively, each user can send multiple-bit decision such that the central processor gets more information to make a more reliable decision.
This can be of great help on these cases, helping clinicians to take a more reliable decision and with less margin of error.
To overcome the challenging issues faced by the localized sensing, multiple cognitive radios can cooperate to explore the multiuser diversity and generate a more reliable decision on the presence of a signal in the frequencies of interest.
A more reliable decision also resulted from simulated co-transcription of the genes for CII and the Cro-like protein, which correlates fluctuations in these opposing decider functions and makes their ratio less noisy.
Evidence of the benefit of HD-CT as first line treatment in the literature has not been conclusive, and the results of two ongoing RCTs have to be awaited for more reliable decision making.
The guidelines we present in our manuscript are aimed for more reliable decision making in model selection when the selection is made based on the predictive powers of the models.
In order to help the decision makers share information and make more reliable decisions, we design a consensus reaching model which consists of two parts: 1) selection process; 2) consensus process.
The model enables the decision-makers to make more reliable decisions, before and after an earthquake that strikes the town, by considering probability distribution and variability instead of deterministic approach.
You get more perspectives, and this can lead to more reliable decisions".
This evidence highlights the significance of considering variability in both damage ratios and vulnerabilities for more reliable decision-making for seismic restoration on such bridge portfolios.
