The phrase "a reliable answer to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a response or solution that is trustworthy or dependable in addressing a specific question or issue.
Example: "The research provided a reliable answer to the question of climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy response to" or "a dependable solution for".
Without knowing exactly what kinds of resources you may be referring to and in what context, it is difficult to provide a reliable answer to this question.
These protocol components are each designed with the goal of providing a reliable answer to the questions being asked in the trial.
The most holistic measure of a CEO's contribution over his or her tenure would be a reliable answer to one question: How much better or worse is the overall reputation of the company compared to the day this leader stepped into the role?
Future systematic review and meta-analysis of RCTs will provide a reliable answer to the question whether laparoscopic hysterectomy is a safe approach in women with endometrial cancer.
A reliable answer to this question will undoubtedly take a few more years to nail down, but those teaching genetics and cell biology certainly need to keep track of new developments in this area.
Up to now, there is no early diagnostic measure which can provide a reliable answer to predict the onset of SRNS.
To gain a more reliable answer to this question, we meta-analyzed the literature on using pleural cholesterol or the ratio of cholesterol in pleural fluid to cholesterol in serum (P/S cholesterol ratio) as diagnostic tests to help identify pleural exudates.
The simplified search may also be useful for those doing reviews in a tight timescale, or by clinicians who just want a rapid but reliable answer to a question.
The moral here is that if you want a quick and reliable answer to a health crisis, don't wait for the official statistics from national bodies, or the qualified views of hospital managers (whose instinct is to cover up bad news) and consultants (who live in hermetically sealed boxes of their specialities).
There's no reliable answer to that question, because the independent organisation that reported on councils' management and capacity was killed off by those very ministers.
I am writing in strong support of Mr. Doron's letter identifying nuclear energy as the only clean and reliable answer to the world's future energy needs.
