The phrase "achieved reliably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the successful attainment of a goal or outcome in a consistent and dependable manner.
Example: "The project was completed on time and achieved reliably, meeting all the specified requirements."
Alternatives: "attained consistently" or "secured dependably."
To date, recovery of olfactory function after viral infection of the upper airway cannot be achieved reliably with pharmacotherapy.
Although a 3He polarization degree of 80% during optical pumping had been achieved reliably, further improvements for a novel optical pumping cell has been evaluated prepared and tested.
The notable result gives the confidence that life period in the CSMC can be achieved reliably although the number of the EM cycles has been limited to below 10 000 in the measurement.
By using this improved and comprehensive methodology, high-quality and high-SNR DTI can be achieved reliably.
An insertion torque sufficient to provide adequate stability in femurs of newborn calves could not be achieved reliably with 4.5 mm cortical screws.
An insertion torque sufficient to provide adequate stability for plate fixation in femurs of newborn calves could not be achieved reliably with 4.5 mm cortical screws.
"The Weight of the World on Our Shoulders" (On the Contrary, Feb. 1) described how most of the world struggles to achieve reliably growing economies like that of the United States.
Combined with the use of nonlinear models, generating a Pareto front can be difficult to achieve reliably.
Goals are minimisation of wire volume, space restriction, desired spring rate, avoidance of surging frequency and achieving reliably long fatigue life.
Preserving the endosteum in cochleostomy is regarded as ideal and difficult to achieve reliably.
So early detection and timely revision are vital in the management of such patients, and they can be achieved more reliably through MARS MRI imaging.
