The phrase "a reliable proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or arguments that are trustworthy and can be depended upon to support a claim or conclusion.
Example: "The scientist presented a reliable proof of her theory, which convinced the committee of its validity."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy piece of evidence" or "a solid piece of proof".
Therefore, molecular systems based on the fliC sequence can be used for a reliable proof of strains of the three species but not for the differentiation of B. mallei and B. pseudomallei isolates.
Several authors supposed the generation of p-benzoquinone (PBQ; Table 2) from PPD under oxidation conditions relevant for the formation of azo (hair) dyes, but a reliable proof of the assumption is missing [3, 16, 49, 50].
A reliable proof of inflammation as cause for dementia still lacks, and therefore its mandatory involvement in progression from MCI to AD remains questionable.
According to the results of a systematic literature search, no scientifically reliable proof of efficacy for prophylaxis or acute therapy of migraine has yet been generated either for the individual dietary supplements or for combinations of these supplements among one another and/or, for example, with vitamins and trace elements.
Previous studies were entirely based on traditional slants and failed to offer a reliable tornado proof home, other than small rooms and trailers, while, none of the literature concentrated on multiple factors (cost, safety and high-wind proof).
Make sure you show up before your schedule time with a reliable vehicle, proof of updated car insurance, current vehicle registration and a licensed driver.
It is also smart to revise your papers at least once (reading them out loud or having a reliable friend proof them helps).
In fact, the most reliable proof of the preposterousness of superhero attire whenever it is translated, as if by a Kugelmass device, from the pages of comics to the so-called real world can be found in film and television adaptations of superhero characters.
If there was misconduct in Mr. Warney's case, it was on the part of police officers, who fed him "held back" facts about the murder and then claimed those facts in his typed confession originated with him, providing reliable proof of his guilt.
MI6 sources doubt his story, insist that any role they may have played in his transfer was lawful and say they are surprised that the letters discovered in Tripoli which are said to be worded vaguely and have not been widely seen or verified are being treated by some as reliable proof to the contrary.
An absence of reliable proof is unacceptable to either science or philosophy; therefore, the only reasonable tack would be to find an answer that avoids the either-or of "mind first" and "matter first".
