The phrase "a reliable documented" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "documented" to make sense, such as "document" or "source."
Example: "We need a reliable documented source to support our claims in the report."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy document" or "a credible record."
That letter of intent, a binding agreement between player and program, is a reliable document in the age of soft and firm commitments.
B. napus is thought to be a relatively new species, since the earliest reliable documented record appears only 500 years ago, and although feral populations are common, no truly wild populations have been recorded ([ 6] and references therein).
First, the number of species present in them has been empirically determined based on decades of field inventory, combined with scientific literature, museum specimens, species lists, and reliable documented observations collected by local data centers [13].
The vaccination coverage measured in these two studies showed rates based on reliable documented vaccination.
In an e-government environment, the demand for a secure and reliable document and message exchange mechanism and supporting system has arisen.
DPSCs were chosen specifically for this study as they have a proven predisposition toward the osteogenic/dentinogenic lineage, presenting a reliable and well documented sample for evaluating our new method.
At the same time, software to display PostScript on computer screens became freely available and widely distributed (at least among users of Unix-based computers).By the early 1990s, Adobe already had a reliable, popular document format that was bringing in a steady profit.
"The book that we have is a reliable historical document," Green told the crowd at the New York's Union League Club.
In a telephone interview from his home in New York, Mr. Feliciano said: "I used reliable documents.
Moreover, when they want to go abroad, they are able to provide reliable documents to consular officials and obtain legal visas.
