"adequately reliable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is reliable to a moderate or sufficient degree. For example, "This data is adequately reliable for our research."
The indicators proved to be adequately reliable for forest recreation and reasonably reliable for land-based animal husbandry and recreation for hikers.
Given the peculiarities of the wireless spectrum that the partners intend to use to deliver the data signal, it may not be easy for the group to create a wide-ranging and adequately reliable service, according to Craig Moffett, a telecommunications industry analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.
The test has vocal critics, but is adequately reliable if properly used.
The PEDro scale has been reported as being adequately reliable [ 43] and valid [ 44].
Analysing the mean of 3 footfalls is adequately reliable (generalisability co-efficient 0.75) [ 12].
Thus, Yang's data support Ki-67 staining of core biopsies as an adequately reliable method of proliferation assessment for prognosis.
In all cases the outcomes quality of life and functional and cognitive status of survivors were measured adequately and reliable, and therefore we assessed no risk on misclassification bias on this item.
We assessed whether any of the simpler methods can in practice give adequately accurate and reliable results.
New model coefficients, or new model laws are proposed whenever necessary so that current trends are adequately translated into reliable design models for future military aircraft.
Robert Morse, the director of data research for U.S. News, who is in charge of compiling the college rankings, said it currently did not include income data because it did not consider the data adequately comprehensive or reliable.
Although many scales are used to evaluate the methodological quality of RCTs, none can provide an adequately and comprehensively reliable assessment [ 25].
