The phrase "add reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements to a system, process, or product to ensure it functions consistently and dependably.
Example: "To improve our service, we need to add reliability to our delivery system."
Alternatives: "enhance dependability" or "increase trustworthiness."
He might claim that his finest moment, the drop goal that won England the World Cup in 2003, was a product of training ground rituals – to add reliability to his weaker foot.
For performance-based assessment, rubrics are the central tool to add reliability, validity, and transparency in classroom assessment.
Although most studies concerning rubrics agree that using rubrics will improve rater reliability (Jonsson & Svingby, 2007; Silvestri & Oescher, 2006; Penny, Johnson, & Gordon 2000), there is also a concern that merely having a rubric does not automatically add reliability and validity to an assessment (Tomkins, 2003).
To add reliability and accuracy, clinical evaluation was performed using two sets of standardized and validated photographic scales.
Throughout this paper, from the starting feature selection to the final biological validations, we have exposed a battery of techniques, to add reliability and proofs to the results.
This material is of special interest in that it corroborates old religious traditions preserved by folklore, which gives added reliability to both of these sources.
Time-shifting adds reliability, but subtracts efficiency.
The ability to detect pending failures during operation provides added reliability.
For performance-based assessment, rubrics are a central tool that adds reliability, validity, and transparency to assessments.
This paper proposes and evaluates a methodology that adds reliability to NoC routing algorithms with minimal power and performance overheads.
The large scale of detector subsystems imposed efficient designs where cost was a major consideration, but the difficulty of accessing detector components added reliability to the list of more severe requirements.
