The phrase "a standard of reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of dependability or trustworthiness expected from a product, service, or system.
Example: "The company has established a standard of reliability that all its products must meet to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a benchmark for dependability" or "a measure of trustworthiness."
Over the next several years as analysts work to establish data quality benchmarks as well as the quality measure distributions using the MDS 3.0, the data presented here on almost a decade of MDS 2.0 data provides a standard of consistency, reliability and completeness against which the MDS 3.0 should be compared.
Finally, mechanical engineers acquired the resource of nuclear energy, whose application has demanded an exceptional standard of reliability and safety involving the solution of entirely new problems (see nuclear engineering).
His record, with one blemish in 19 starts, had been a season-long standard of reliability.
When PCs run new applications successfully, most people feel relief and almost pathetic gratitude a standard of reliability tolerated in no other consumer product.Within firms, the same frustration is tinged with urgency.
"In addition we have had extra teams working on the infrastructure in the area to bring it up to the standard of reliability that we expect.
The very high standard of reliability and lifetime now attained by modern fuel injection systems is the result of considerable investment in R&D and production technology by designers and equipment manufacturers.
Mercedes vice-president of motorsport Norbert Haug added: "Our priority for the next race is to achieve the same standard of reliability for Michael's car that we have seen so far this year with Nico's, who has completed all racing laps so far this season.
The SF-36 is the most widely used generic QoL instrument world wide because of its comprehensiveness, its brevity and its high standard of reliability and validity [ 14- 16].
In IRT modeling, the general standard of reliability is to have 99% confidence that the parameter estimates are within one half logit of the stable value.
