The phrase "added reliable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been made more reliable, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new software update added reliable features to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "increased reliability" or "enhanced dependability."
Add reliable message delivery to minimessages.
Enhanced index tracking is a popular strategy in portfolio management that focuses on adding reliable value relative to the index on the basis of mimicking the behavior of the benchmark index.
He's become something of a hip-hop mascot, appearing on dozens of other artists' songs — everyone from Justin Bieber to Kanye West to Young Jeezy — adding reliable jolts of candor and rangy energy.
This was why the Red Sox acquired him from the White Sox at the trade deadline: to add reliable depth and pick them up after such an emotional loss, like Game 3 on Monday night.
Please help to establish notability by adding reliable, secondary sources about the topic.
On the whole, the study can be used for qualitative input to the risk characterization, but it does not add reliable information on quantitative exposure response relationships.
Our aim in this paper is to examine the feasibility of adding reliable measurements of subscapular and triceps skinfold thickness to the UK NCMP in one city with a large proportion of South Asian children.
But he has lately added a reliable jumper and in the Taft game unveiled a swooping finger roll.
Jason Bay seems to have finally come alive, the Mets added another reliable arm to the bullpen by activating Ryota Igarashi from the disabled list, and the team hit several times this weekend with runners in scoring position.
Add a reliable starter and Hernández can be moved.
He adds: "Good, reliable broadband is more important than 'superfast' for the majority of people.
