The phrase "a reliable connect" is not standard in written English and may be unclear.
It could be used in informal contexts to refer to a dependable connection, possibly in networking or social contexts.
Example: "I need a reliable connect for my business networking events to ensure I meet the right people."
Alternatives: "a dependable connection" or "a trustworthy link."
Although it is widely agreed now that the initial thermal conductivity enhancements reported were by far too optimistic, a reliable theory connecting the molecular structure and the macroscopic transport properties of nanofluids is not available yet, so a considerable effort for the determination of accurate and reproducible experimental data for this type of suspensions is essential.
If off-grid living seems unrealistic, consider that 1.7 billion people around the world are currently living this way — mainly due to not having a reliable grid to connect to.
Whenever the system users are connected with a reliable Internet connection, they are able to register or obtain necessary HRH information anytime and anywhere.
A reliable electrical conductor purposefully connected between metal parts which are required to be electrically connected (bonded) to one another to ensure the metal parts are at similar electrical potential.
The above typical connectors are reliable to connect subsea pipelines, but their design is too complicated.
This requirement however is not that restrictive, because these sinks normally are already connected to a reliable network to report their data to a database or central application.
Having an ITS sequence or other marker sequences connected to a reliable publicly accessible representative of the species thus provides researchers with a reference point to a specific name.
In the process, MTA has found a way to connect its aging, if reliable, IT infrastructure to the latest mobile technology.
Wifi is tricky on the island, but BeacHub is a reliable co-working space where you can get connected.
