The phrase "a reliable weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a weight measurement that is consistent and trustworthy, often in contexts related to science, health, or fitness.
Example: "For accurate results in your experiment, make sure to use a reliable weight to measure the substances."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy measurement" or "a dependable weight".
Studies show that maitake mushroom extract enhances insulin sensitivity for controlling blood sugar levels and may serve as a safe and reliable weight loss supplement -- even without additional behavior modifications, such as decreased caloric intake and increased exercise.
The final dose will be strongly influenced by the clinical situation and the discretion of the treating doctor, but an accurate and reliable weight estimation would still be required to provide the starting point to allow for dose modifications.
Anyway, I'm not too worried because I've cobbled together a pretty reliable weight-control regimen based on my four-decade survival of Pritikin (briefly), Atkins, the Zone Diet, South Beach and even the marvelous '70s diet Ed McMahon espoused called "Martinis and Whipped Cream" (where you can have all the steak, butter and gin you want, but no carb-filled carrots).
Pore pressure prediction has an important application in proper selection of the casing points and a reliable mud weight.
When a large and bimodal size distribution is measured, such as that of native starch, it may be impossible to obtain a reliable molecular weight, even using SEC MALLS.
Removing the largest component (amylopectin or potentially aggregates) using ultracentrifugation allows a reliable molecular weight to be determined for the amylose component using SEC-MALLS [ 55].
It was also not possible to obtain a reliable prepregnancy weight measures from women as they usually attend the clinic only after confirming their pregnancy.
Check your scale's accuracy by putting an item with a reliable known weight (like a dumbbell or a gallon of milk) on it.
In the late 15th century, equipment capable of providing coins of reliable weight and size was developed in Italy, and the Industrial Revolution saw further refinements in minting techniques.
The animals received the drug for 4 weeks and were followed for another 4 weeks, and no reliable weight loss was seen in the controls.
