The phrase "and credibility of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the trustworthiness or reliability of a particular subject or entity.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of transparency and credibility of a news organization in maintaining public trust."
Alternatives: "and trustworthiness of a" or "and reliability of a".
It's to do with the profile and credibility of a city.
TRIPOLI, Libya — The Libyan authorities on Sunday attacked the character and credibility of a Libyan woman who burst into a hotel full of foreign journalists to say that she had been abducted and raped by militia members working for Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, calling her "a known prostitute and a thief".
Supporters said that the current system, which includes a councilman-at-large who is considered the town's top elected official, lacked the authority and credibility of a mayor or a first selectman and weakened the town in its dealings with regional, state and federal agencies.
The rationale behind this is the fact that the profitability and credibility of a cloud provider increases with the resource pool size it owns [2].
Lawyers have the ability to add other relevant information (education, experience, recommendations) to better market their legal expertise and businesses now have a way to assess the reputation and credibility of a lawyer on LawPivot.
Is a gesture like this toward an industry-specific skill going to carry the weight and credibility of a degree like the PSM or one of the other master's programs, or even a special certificate?
The majority fails to apply to the President those principles which we have consistently used to determine the scope and credibility of an absolute immunity defense.
By following these steps a system to establish the dependability and credibility of an individual finding is possible.
However, participants rated the helpfulness and credibility of an intervention as most important, alongside with the ability of an intervention to motivate and the ability to access it without waiting time.
Methodological rigor is a fundamental factor in the validity and credibility of the results of a meta-analysis.
