The phrase "a reliable group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of people or an organization that can be trusted to perform well or deliver on their commitments.
Example: "We have formed a partnership with a reliable group of experts to ensure the success of the project."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy team" or "a dependable organization."
Whit Ayers, an Atlanta pollster who has worked on many Republican campaigns in the state, says there is a reliable group of 25percentto35percentcent of the Republican electorate that identifies with the religious right, and an even larger group of voters who he says are "very concerned about the moral decay of the country".
Using this data set, a reliable group contribution method has been developed.
In this communication, a reliable group contribution method is developed for estimation of surface tension of ionic liquids.
This paper presents a reliable group contribution model for the prediction of the vaporization enthalpies of organic compounds.
Whether you have 10 employees or 1,000, having a reliable group of advisers who can offer objective analysis and a few timely introductions can make all the difference.
Speaking to the all-white jury about the prosecution's white witnesses, a number of them law enforcement officers, Riddle added, "I think you can learn from looking at them and listening to them that they are obviously a reliable group".
Although these analyses strongly supported the grouping of Chlamydiae and Verrucomicrobia, a reliable grouping of the Planctomycetes with these groups was only observed in the neighbour-joining tree, but not supported by the maximum-likelihood analysis.
However, we suggest that this may not be the case in the present study and that group 4 (control group) may have served as a reliable control group in this paper leading to HPmax and LPmax values that could separate groups 1 (bone infiltration) and 2 (no bone infiltration) with a sensitivity and a specificity of 100%.
In this article, an efficient and reliable group contribution (GC) model is developed for the determination of the freezing point of organic compounds.
First, it is not considered possible to establish a reliable control group of non-exposed rats for a rare disease as SCC in rats.
Most published studies do not have a reliable control group, have too short follow-up periods, or a bias in outcome measure [ 16, 17].
