The phrase "a reliable result" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing outcomes or findings that can be trusted or depended upon in various contexts, such as research, experiments, or data analysis.
Example: "After conducting several tests, we were able to achieve a reliable result that confirmed our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy outcome" or "a dependable finding."
Ma should be carefully chosen for a reliable result.
These processes introduce errors and mean that a gene has to be sequenced several times to ensure a reliable result.
The improvements are designed to make it easier for inexperienced users to perform plane-based calibration and to know that they have got a reliable result.
The simulation shows that the designed waveform, the cox comb waveform, can achieve a reliable result in terms of reverberation processing gain.
Comfort test of footwear is mainly based on subjective perception of the wearer and a large number of subjects are required to obtain a reliable result.
The chief military prosecutor, Col. Lawrence J. Morris of the Army, added that the verdict validated the system "as an extraordinarily fair, open and just process that produces a reliable result".
A report published last year in The New England Journal of Medicine found no increase in atypical femur fractures, but that study did not include enough patients taking bisphosphonates for many years to produce a reliable result.
The algorithm has a reliable result which is illustrated by several examples, and hence is practically useful in the analysis and design of feedback control for both integer- and fractional-order systems having time delays.
Over the next two hours, Mr. Crichton and four other witnesses offered their thoughts, Mr. Crichton hewing to his firm belief that lawmakers should examine more closely "whether the methodology of climate science is sufficiently rigorous to yield a reliable result".
Later in the design process while implementing and integrating the Z-Accelerometer we noticed that no matter what we did, we could not get a reliable result when the propellers were on and incorporating an immense amount of noise into the system.
A number of corrections are necessary for a reliable result (cf. below).
