The phrase "a reliable relationship between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistency or dependability of a connection or correlation between two or more entities or variables.
Example: "The study found a reliable relationship between exercise frequency and overall health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a dependable connection between" or "a consistent correlation between".
Although anecdotal and correlational results have suggested a reliable relationship between creativity and psychosis, few studies have examined this relationship using empirical methods.
This, in turn, should stimulate initiating theoretical considerations to unravel a reliable relationship between τrad and the electronic structure of the ligands.
A survey of manufacturers' engineering data was conducted to derive a reliable relationship between the capacity of a combined heat and power (CHP) unit and its electrical efficiency.
It is shown that in some epochs of the above-mentioned period there is found a reliable relationship between CAE and solar and geomagnetic activities parameters in the range of the different periodicities, especially, 7 days.
These findings indicate a reliable relationship between initial looking patterns and speaking patterns, reflecting considerable parallelism between the on-line apprehension of events and the on-line construction of descriptive utterances.
In order to determine if the relationship observed from the experimental data is limited wholly by method, or if there was a reliable relationship between simple (no lateral migration) craters and ejecta volume, the control volume was divided into components: proximal and medial plus distal ejecta.
There is, however, a fairly reliable relationship between Ka and Ks within each of the lifestyle groups.
Defining a quantitative and reliable relationship between in vitro drug release and in vivo absorption is highly desired for rational development, optimization, and evaluation of controlled-release dosage forms and manufacturing process.
So far we have not found any reliable relationships between the immune response genes and the pathogen categories.
There was no sex difference in either the ability to smell the odorants or produce them nor were there any reliable relationships between age and these traits (all P values > 0.05).
