The phrase "a reliable operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, system, or function that consistently performs well and produces expected results.
Example: "The new software update has significantly improved the system, ensuring a reliable operation during peak hours."
Alternatives: "a dependable process" or "a trustworthy function."
It has been noticed that having a trained substitute that can manage and operate the MHP in absence of the main operator is key for a reliable operation.
In order to a reliable operation of power system, a probabilistic approach of network congestion for reliability analysis is used in this paper, which embeds the deterministic framework within a probabilistic approach.
A reliable operation needs coatings as corrosion barriers.
After four months, the van pool has evolved into a reliable operation, with few rules.
In this paper, a fault detection scheme is designed for this process for a reliable operation.
Such a reliable operation would be achieved by spatially separating the switching area in which the individual thickness is different.
Build a reliable operations infrastructure that is ready to serve customers, prepare accurate billing and accounting, follow up on orders and shipping, manage the Web site, and maintain a close watch on expenses and collection of accounts receivable.
In times past, I was happy to let students update their OS as they saw fit, since it was generally a highly reliable operation and a safe thing to do.
At the same time, field tests will probably remain unavoidable for a detailed design of full scale remedial actions and the above reported tools will in any event be useful for a better design and a more reliable operation.
The advantages of using a significantly less amount of LED devices results in a more reliable operation, in terms of low probability of dead-pixel failure, easily controllable LED-to-LED variations.
The laminar gas flow over the chip surface ensures a highly reliable operation.
