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"factual credibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the trustworthiness or reliability of information or evidence presented in a sentence. Example: The article has been thoroughly fact-checked and its factual credibility is solid.
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This blind hatred is fueled by a withering contempt for factual credibility and polarizes the electoral vote.
To illustrate this, Paul Ryan, the Republican vice-presidential nominee, gave a speech at the Convention that was shredded by journalists for its factual credibility.
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Intuitively, extreme antecedent improbability ought to carry some weight in our evaluation of the credibility of a factual claim.
But critical to next September's result is the document's credibility and honesty on factual detail, particularly on the economy.
"Those are factual errors which undermine [Ameer's] credibility".
This factual finding, based on direct assessments of the credibility of Appellants witnesses, should be fully honored on appeal.
That moment is important because it may have created not only a credibility problem for Mr. Quattrone, but a factual one, too.
Dr. Freeze found two factual errors in the article that he said undermined its credibility.
The factual cloud Congress sought to obscure will blight the result and challenge the credibility of those who imposed it.
In a joint trial, the same Trial Chamber would be deciding issues of credibility and evaluating the evidence and therefore would have a better chance of avoiding conflicting factual findings (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, pp. 18 19).
Are religious claims factual?
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