The phrase "dependable test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a test that is reliable and trustworthy. For example, "We used a dependable test to measure the effectiveness of the new drug."
He alleges that the agency's Emergency Operations Center EOCC) discounted his research in April and created "a public health threat" by relying on a less dependable human test for the Zika virus.
Case/control studies of acute infectious diarrhea require accurate and dependable laboratory tests to detect pathogens in samples from both symptomatic patients and healthy control subjects.
The typical statewide NCLB tests administered today in every American state are far and away the most accurate, free-of-bias, dependable, and efficient tests that a student will encounter in his or her schooling.
Development of freezing methods for stallion semen is dependant on finding dependable correlations between laboratory tests and fertility, which appears very difficult to achieve since the results of different studies in this field tend to be contradictive.
If steak frites is the acid test of a dependable bistro, then Pastis needs to work a little harder.
To develop a test with a dependable pass/fail ratio first requires extensive field testing of sample exams to gauge the difficulty of each question, plus the exam as a whole.
Therefore, it was found that the LMS, which was obtained by GPC test, was a dependable variable that can be used for evaluation of age retardation.
The results show that even at a heterogeneous site with a sparse monitoring network point scale investigation methods can provide reliable information on field scale natural attenuation rates, if a dependable flow model or tracer test data is available.
