The phrase "a more reliable system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the reliability of different systems, indicating that one system is superior in reliability to another.
Example: "After evaluating the options, we decided to implement a more reliable system to ensure consistent performance."
Alternatives: "a better functioning system" or "a more dependable system".
Standards for a more reliable system were not opposed by the industry, and were included in an energy bill that came before Congress in 2001.
But several wireless-industry analysts say that people looking for a more reliable system than the one offered by the BlackBerry are headed for disappointment.
Using a more reliable system as the point of departure would give the committee a better way through the unenviable task of sorting through the bubble.
The homicide rate last year was the lowest since the department's switch in 1963 to what it considered a more reliable system of tracking killings.
Mr. Locker said the standards would give major toy importers a more reliable system, making it more likely that they would catch flawed products before they arrived in toy stores.
But if the investigators are diligent, they will find that one of the problems — and also one of the answers for a more reliable system — lies right in the governor's office.
The result shows that the integrated planning approach results in a cheaper and more reliable system in comparison with a traditional sequential planning approach.
A faster and more reliable system able to screen large number of potential compounds in a large panel of cells would therefore be considered an enormous improvement in the pharmacology research.
When his search for a more elegant and also more reliable system failed, the consoles were silently removed.
If a patient presents with an illness that is not recognised by the decision-maker, the slower, more reliable system 2 process will be engaged, which requires more cognitive effort.
Pilot projects evaluate different technologies, and the benchmarking weights are verified and adjusted for more reliable system assessment.
