The phrase "are reliable for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express reliability in a specific context, but it is not commonly used in this form.
Example: "The services we provide are reliable for ensuring customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "are dependable for" or "can be trusted for".
"Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status.
But Mr Brown said phone company AT&T explicitly included a warning about the accuracy of cell tower data on a fax cover sheet that read: "Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status.
But this cover sheet – a relic of the age when everyone communicated by fax – shows that even when AT&T provided the evidence to the prosecution, it did so with a heavy caution: "Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status.
He also argued that the prosecution's case against Syed, which relied on cellphone tower data to place him near the place where Lee's body was found, was fundamentally undermined by an AT&T cover sheet that warned: "Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status.
They show that the W phase solutions are reliable for use in tsunami modeling.
These units are reliable for quantifying movements commonplace in rugby league [27-29 [27-29
After this, the best two or three points that are reliable for CoMP transmission are selected.
The results showed that the FBG sensors are reliable for monitoring accumulated deformation of asphalt pavements.
These criteria are reliable for diagnosing osseous and nonosseous components of TMJ using CT and MRI respectively.
Therefore, results of the simulation of the YAN source (Fig. 5b) are reliable for use in the tsunami vulnerability analysis.
The results clearly indicate that ATLD are reliable for the simultaneous quantification of GPS, LOG, SWM, and SWS.
