The phrase "affect their reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence the dependability or trustworthiness of something, such as data, systems, or individuals.
Example: "Various external factors can affect their reliability, leading to inconsistent results."
Alternatives: "influence their dependability" or "impact their trustworthiness."
In the case of drug delivery systems, accumulation of particles directly affects their reliability, especially when considering long-term applications.
The presence of reflow porosity in Sn-based solder alloys is one of the key factors affecting their reliability and mechanical performance.
The temporal resolution of rainfall data usually available for practical applications is often lower than the data requested for the design procedures or mathematical models application, greatly affecting their reliability.
Apart from these sketches, it is unknown how many of the twenty or so 17th-century illustrations of the dodos were drawn from life or from stuffed specimens, which affects their reliability.
Most biomarkers are produced or cleared by the kidney, so the presence of chronic kidney disease may affect their clinical reliability, particularly if the putative diagnosis of acute kidney injury or acute heart failure is based on a single measurement/single threshold approach.
Timing imperfections in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) components affect their performance and reliability.
The coroner told the jury they would have to consider whether the amendments affect their view of the "reliability" of early written statements given by the officers.
Implant dentistry needs to identify the various contents and elements that might jeopardize implants reliability and affect their endurance to fatigue crack propagation.
This work has demonstrated how the loss of species from ecosystems affect their ability to resist invasion by other species, affect production and nutrient cycling, and affect the reliability and stability of ecosystems.
Availability of dental materials (amalgam, composite, zinc oxide eugenol, glass ionomer cement and calcium hydroxide) and local structural factors affecting their availability (budgetary sufficiency, reliability, and timeliness in obtaining materials) were investigated using a numeric rating scale (NRS) with endpoints 0 (worst possible situation) to 10 (best possible situation).
