The phrase "a reliable outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing results or conclusions that can be trusted to be accurate or consistent.
Example: "After conducting several experiments, we were able to achieve a reliable outcome that confirmed our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a dependable result" or "a trustworthy conclusion."
This method can reliably determine passive range of motion in this patient population and be a reliable outcome measure.
The evaluation of successful training in SSE performance in patients requires a reliable outcome measure.
To ensure a reliable outcome, the fan's performance and noise tests are executed in the AMCA and semi-anechoic chambers following CNS-8753 code.
A procedure has been developed, and is discussed in this paper, that restores non-stationary signals into stationary ones, thus enabling one to apply the analysis techniques mentioned above to moving source data with a reliable outcome.
The results of this study show that the MISS questionnaire is a reliable outcome questionnaire and has a greater range to detect changes in shoulder instability than more global outcome questionnaires such as the SRQ.
Since the final expression of high quality testing is a reliable outcome, the present review recommends gender, size and morphotype separation in C. maenas experimental designs and data evaluation.
Instead of attempting to model the whole complicated regulatory processes with the high risk of incorrect prediction, our dynamic model focuses only on a concise set of target genes with a more reliable outcome.
AC treatment demonstrated a smoother surface, less fissure, better border integration, and a more reliable outcome of repairing cartilage.
I don't believe that morality should be affected by the time of day, and I am not sure that a study with so few participants can be said to support a very reliable outcome.
A larger sample size and longer duration of study would give a more reliable outcome of the graft after each sterilization process.
It seems lasting progress in poor communities is a less reliable outcome than gentrification.
