The phrase "a reliable analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an analysis that is trustworthy and can be depended upon for accuracy or validity.
Example: "The researchers provided a reliable analysis of the data, which helped in making informed decisions."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy assessment" or "a dependable evaluation."
Although the earlier survey found no evidence of 'overt racial discrimination or bias' within the GMC, researchers admitted that they had 'considerable problems in establishing a reliable analysis'.
The proposed sensor assured a reliable analysis of ultra-trace 6-thioguanine in real samples.
The purpose of this study is to establish a reliable analysis method for actual shield design.
For a reliable analysis and accurate results, these assumptions should also be checked prior to modeling in the multivariate setting.
Moreover, a reliable analysis of the second principle can be realized, in order to compare several processes.
However, limited to the time and place of Orwell's presence in Spain, it would certainly not be there as a reliable analysis of the broader politics of the war, particularly of its international determinants.
The model allows an accurate prediction of the I V characteristics and the corresponding higher-order derivatives, which is necessary for a reliable analysis of intermodulation effects.
To have a reliable analysis procedure, it is important that there is a proper link between the calculation of hot spot stress and the hot spot stress implicit the S N curve, which is used for assessment of fatigue damage.
To achieve this goal the adhesive bond line and adherends are modelled by a relatively 'small' number of shell elements to replace the usual solid element mesh for a reliable analysis.
In contrast to the previously reported ELISA chips, our system enables not only the flexible design of the multi-ELISA chip required for many different diagnostic purposes, but also the valving operation required for a reliable analysis.
