The phrase "a timely and reliable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both prompt and dependable, often in contexts related to services, information, or products.
Example: "We strive to provide a timely and reliable response to all customer inquiries."
Alternatives: "prompt and trustworthy" or "swift and dependable."
One of the biggest challenges for evaluators is to predict long-term shale production performance, especially in a timely and reliable manner.
The signaling messages exchanged between the network entities, namely Mobile Nodes (MNs) and Points of Service (PoSs) must be delivered in a timely and reliable manner.
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The simulation results show that our proposed clustering protocol can achieve a timely and reliable delivery of emergency messages to their intended recipients.
In this paper, the main problem we address is how to solve the uplink issue, that is how to transfer data from the cloud distribution to the target area and the target vehicle in a timely and reliable manner.
Overall, the goal is to incorporate research into routine practice in a timely and reliable fashion.
Bad readings, inconsistent reporting of observations, and non-uniform distribution of sensors make it challenging to present an "accurate, timely and reliable" depiction of current conditions across the entire state.
They also serve to inform the development of a relatively inexpensive, timely and reliable approach to the ongoing monitoring of acute hospital-based care utilisation near the end of life and inform whether service access and care are optimised.
These data can also serve to inform a relatively inexpensive, timely and reliable approach to the ongoing monitoring of the hospital-based end-of-life experiences of all adults in NSW.
These strategies can only be properly carried out if the District/Municipal Health Offices (D/M HOs) have a timely, useful and reliable malaria surveillance-response (S-R) system.
HHWS rely on a number of components including timely and reliable meteorological data, an understanding of who is at increased health risk due to heat-waves and effective public health risk communication [ 7].
