The phrase "a reliance that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a dependence or trust in something or someone, often followed by a clause explaining what the reliance is on.
Example: "There is a reliance that the new policy will improve employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "a dependence that" or "a trust that".
Greene's analytical critique of dramatization reflects the more commonplace reliance on a nonfiction record as a touchstone for drama — a reliance that risks tripping up true-story Hollywood films on the road to awards.
The state relies heavily on allocations of water from the Colorado River, a reliance that has yielded a continuing legacy of litigation and conflict with neighbouring states over water rights.
It is hard to overstate the degree to which smuggling had integrated itself into the southern coast's economic life -- a reliance that is now mostly visible in relief, since smuggling has been curtailed.
But for all its flaws, capitalism fosters an independence that promotes dignity while socialism creates a reliance that subverts self-esteem.
Best Buy Bergstrom Capital, with a 6.1% discount and a 0.49% expense ratio, also has a heavy tech reliance that has taken a toll in performance lately.
Greene's analytical critique of dramatization reflects the more commonplace reliance on a nonfiction record as a touchstone for drama a reliance that risks tripping up true-story Hollywood films on the road to awards.
It remains there today on a lease-back arrangement with Reliance that expires in 2009.
Furthermore, older patients have been found to take a more passive role in interaction with their physician and have a greater reliance that their physician will provide all information [ 24].
On screen, Mr. Ford is dependable but also dangerously independent, driven by a self-reliance that keeps others at arm's length.
Access to mental health care can be limited in rural areas due to transportation problems, lack of reporting mental health issues, and a self-reliance that often includes self-care [ 38, 39].
Telenurses should strive to ensure parent satisfaction and security, working in a collaborative and supportive manner: 'The goal is … that parents are satisfied, that there is a feeling of reliance, that parents feel secure … that they are involved in the dialogue.
