The phrase "a reliable record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documentation or information that is trustworthy and accurate.
Example: "The historian relied on a reliable record of events to ensure the accuracy of her research."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy account" or "an accurate documentation."
Technical problems with anemometers can make it difficult to establish a reliable record of wind patterns.
Once this rock hardens, it becomes a reliable record of the direction the Earth's magnetic field was pointing at the time of the rock's formation.
Unlike those Internet upstarts, Pottery Barn sells a well-known brand, has plenty of inventory and has a reliable record when it comes to distribution and customer service.
What matters a lot more is a President's behavior with international leaders, especially in the absence of a reliable record that might correct reversals of memory.
Monmouth and Quinnipiac, two pollsters who call cellphones and have a reliable record in the state, had Booker up by 13pt and 12pt respectively before the shutdown.
While this does not provide a new constraint on Pleistocene climate per se, the relationship confirms that Mississippi fan sediment is a reliable record of upstream landscape processes.
Delivering that for large TV audiences, fitting the stream to many devices, and creating a reliable recording service would be big challenges for any startup, he says.
A reliable records system "is the heart of the district," said Cortines, who returned from retirement to head the school system last October after then-Supt.
The MyDiagnostick was able to perform a reliable recording and analysis in all patients.
Also ETK is now based on a customized version of the open-source platform Galaxy (Goecks et al., 2010), which allows a flexible combination of tools into workflows, a reliable recording and sharing of results, and the integration with high-performance computing resources.
Few photographers have left a more reliable record of their times, and yet few have taken such pains to wipe from their work any trace of photojournalism.
