The phrase "and reliability of collected" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence discussing the quality or trustworthiness of data that has been gathered, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "We need to evaluate the accuracy and reliability of collected data before making any conclusions."
Alternatives: "and dependability of gathered" or "and trustworthiness of obtained".
The Affordable Care Act provides guidelines to strengthen the validity and reliability of administratively collected racial data (U.S. Government Publishing Office 2010).
I also think that understanding the value and reliability of data collected is another challenge for researchers and librarians to continue to consider.
Most publications note that the validity and reliability of data collected by computers depend on variables like age group of participants and the types of sensitive questions [ 5].
The purpose of this study was to determine the validity and reliability of data collected by CHWs in different socio-economic contexts in Kenya.
Themes identifying latent gaps in information exchange that impact on the quality and reliability of the collected information in the MIR process were identified.
Further to this, the quality and reliability of data collected on both suicide attempts and death by suicide becomes vital and is important to consider in areas where infrastructure and services may be limited, likely leading to an underestimation of death by suicide [ 63].
This was true even for simple field techniques such as the Braun-Blanquet cover-abundance [ 7]. Results from field studies would be difficult to interpret as there is no exact test available to ensure accuracy and reliability of the collected data [ 8].
We conducted field studies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda between October 2006 and June 2007 to evaluate the feasibility and the reliability of collecting data from patient interviews and medical and pharmacy records to apply to a set of draft adherence indicators for assessing adherence to ART in resource-limited settings.
However, some methodological weaknesses arise when developing an instrument for routine data collection, particularly at local level: i) comparability problems due to heterogeneity of indicators, ii) poor reliability of collected data, iii) inadequate combination of different information sources, and iv) statistical validity of produced estimates when disaggregated into small geographic subareas.
