The phrase "and reliability of reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the trustworthiness or accuracy of information presented in reports or articles.
Example: "The study emphasizes the importance of transparency and reliability of reporting in scientific research."
Alternatives: "and accuracy of reporting" or "and dependability of reporting".
There are also a number of difficulties surrounding data collection in relation to diet and activity behaviours and limitations to the accuracy and reliability of reporting, and 24 h recall data may not represent usual behaviour.
There are also a number of difficulties surrounding data collection in relation to diet and activity behaviours and limitations to the accuracy and reliability of reporting, including the social desirability bias, and 24 h recall data may not represent usual behaviour.
But data quality and measurement problems in external environmental accounting mean comparability and reliability of reported environmental data are compromised.
Our results suggest that a relationship exists between the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's loan prohibition and the Act's objective of improving the accuracy and reliability of financial reporting.
And if you don't have a team in place for this, reach out to an agency with a strong analytics and engineering team that can verify the accuracy of your data and reliability of your reporting.
Limitations also include the validity and reliability of self reported data.
On the one hand, the quality of the diagnosis encoding varies according to the experience and expertise of coders [ 38], making it difficult for data analysts to adjust the validity and reliability of the reported events.
Although different methods of interview administration (face-to-face vs. telephone) were employed for our participant surveys, previous research has indicated that while each approach may engender some degree of social acceptability bias, the difference between modes is likely to be small [45] and the reliability of reported health behaviours high regardless of interview mode [46].
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was designed to improve the accuracy and reliability of financial reporting and prohibits public companies from granting loans to executives.
