The phrase "a reliable entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization, person, or system that can be trusted to perform consistently and dependably.
Example: "In our research, we need to partner with a reliable entity to ensure the accuracy of our data collection."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy source" or "a dependable organization."
The steps we used were (1) we built a rule-based independent extractor for each of the two entities; (2) we used our entity extractors on a set of 52,000 documents and created a highly reliable entity types seed, which can be used for training other ML-based entity extraction systems; (3) we measured the precision of our extraction systems and were very satisfied with the results.
Like the space of appearance, power is always "a power potential and not an unchangeable, measurable and reliable entity like force or strength … [it] springs up between men when they act together and vanishes the moment they disperse" (HC, 200).
The syndrome is processed by a reliable external entity which diagnoses the system, that is, determines the state of all system units.
Despite the effort invested in making DIRAC reliable, entities occasionally get into inconsistent states.
All knowledge depends upon empirical investigation and so is fallible: it is not built upon any more immediate or reliable entities such as sense data or self-evident ideas.
Unlike many other resources, ChEBI is fully human-curated, providing a reliable, non-redundant collection of chemical entities and related data.
But the same platform could also accelerate development of alternative risk-transfer startups by providing a reliable, ready-made infrastructure that new entities could leverage — such as peer-to-peer insurance groups, in which like-minded policyholders create a new type of consumer-driven mutual insurer.
At baseline there were too few cases of several of the clinical entities to make a reliable analysis possible, and in their one year follow-up, the number of incident clinical cases was too low in all diagnostic categories.
But now empirical evidence is suggesting that Southwest has become such a large entity that it's no longer a reliable constraint".
