The phrase "additional reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or improvement of reliability in a product, service, or system.
Example: "The new software update provides additional reliability, ensuring that users experience fewer crashes and bugs."
Alternatives: "enhanced reliability" or "improved reliability".
The Design Structure Matrix (DSM) mapping method is used to represent the system's components and their dependencies, which is then enriched with additional reliability data to calculate availability.
Due to shrinking feature sizes in integrated circuits, additional reliability effects have to be considered which influence the functionality of the system.
In Contorinis, the court noted that "a tip that provides additional reliability to existing information about the status of a transaction based on the source's access to inside information may be material because it lessens the risk from uncertainty".
(iii) Compared with noncooperative communication, cooperation can supply additional reliability from the node redundancy for all the schemes.
Throughout this study, the parameter kdm remains less than 0.85, giving an additional reliability for the numerical results.
The proposal in the end is to optimize the path setup for 1500-byte packet size only and for some additional reliability metrics.
Replacing wired networks with spread spectrum radios not only eliminates wiring, but also can provide higher data rates with additional security, reliability and error checking.
A linear relationship between the averaged coefficient and additional target reliability could be employed for developing a performance-based bond design methodology.
Key issues here to be considered while agglomerating the relevant information for each process step are the cost-effectiveness, added complexity, additional benefits, reliability, and efficiency potential.
With an additional target reliability index of 1.098, the Rackwitz Fiessler method was used to evaluate the coefficients associated with the design development length of a GFRP rod in concrete in the case of pull-out bond failures.
The key issues to be considered are cost-effectiveness, added complexity, additional benefits, reliability, and efficiency potential.
