The phrase "a reliable control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a dependable method or mechanism for managing or regulating a process or system.
Example: "In our experiment, we established a reliable control to ensure the accuracy of our results."
Alternatives: "a dependable measure" or "a trustworthy standard".
On the other hand, the popularity of studying a reliable control problem is raised for the growing demands of system reliability in aerospace and industrial process.
Owing to the bifunctionality of IPCT/DIPPS, the IPCT activity served also as a reliable control for protein production.
In this paper, a reliable control method is first proposed for discrete systems with strong uncertainties.
To enable efficient CR communications, a reliable control channel (CC) for exchanging control information is needed.
This offers a reliable control configuration for such delicate and complex EC plant system.
This paper addresses the design of a reliable control system for a linear, asymptotically stable plant.
This technique has many advantages for the investigation of railway installations and has been shown to be a reliable, controlled method for providing quantitative data.
And Nadal said a reliable, controlled serve had been a key factor in his two Wimbledon titles.
Third, to guarantee the considered closed-loop system is exponential mean square stable with a prescribed reliable control performance, a Markov jump event-triggered scheme is designed in this paper, which is the main purpose of our study.
Monitoring the ORP and pH mV) revealed that pH mV) is a more reliable control parameter than ORP for the real-time control of the oxic phase.
For performance comparison, a traditional reliable control (TRC) law based on dynamic output feedback is also developed by considering the batch process in each cycle as a continuous process.
