The phrase "credible on" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is not used in any context.
Which scientists have you found most credible on this subject?
Their indifference is easy enough to understand.Egyptian democracy looks just about credible, on paper.
Do we seem more credible on an international stage at this point?
But he is not enough of a novelist to make this credible on paper.
Unless you agree with the extreme positions of somebody like Trump, you're not credible on the issue".
The claim that the government is seen as credible on the economy is simply a media-created myth.
But Cameron is not credible on either, and is rapidly earning the contempt of the police as a result.
With the deficit at about 13 percent of gross national product, he's seen as credible on fiscal responsibility, the key to reassuring bond and currency markets.
The idea behind the Global Fund for Community Engagement and Resilience is to combine financing from the public and private sectors to establish credible, on-the-ground groups working to undermine Al Qaeda's message.
As for going after Moore on the credible, on-the-record allegations of sexual misconduct and molestation levelled against him, Jones has been inclined to let those charges speak for themselves.
Could dark-markets help create credible on-line communities sharing harm reduction advice at point of purchase?
