"greater reliability" is grammatically correct and a commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to compare the level of reliability between two things. Example: The new model of the car boasts greater reliability than its predecessor, with improved safety features and a more efficient engine.
Advocate for greater reliability and equity in funding for humanitarian response Reliable response requires reliable funding.
Your pipeline of new leads can be augmented and predicted with greater reliability.
American nuclear plants are operating with much greater reliability and many fewer minor incidents.
Greater reliability can be achieved through a varied portfolio of evidence including student achievement, student feedback, peer review, self-assessment and external verification etc.
They also do not want him to enact multiyear spending commitments, even though school boards all around the state want greater reliability in spending.
Also, the greater number of satellites in the array translates into greater experience of operation and hence greater reliability.
RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) combines multiple disk drives to store data redundantly for greater reliability and faster access.
But there is a reassuring logic to her proposals for navigating difficult passages with greater reliability and less strain.
These newer applications are driven by the need for greater reliability or electrical efficiency to justify the increase in cost.
These trains will provide greater reliability for passengers and a step change in customer experience, offering more leg and luggage space and better connectivity for commuters using mobile phones and laptops.
The dispute threatens to overshadow the introduction of the new trains, which GTR says should increase capacity as well as providing wider doors, Wi-Fi, greliabilityandlity and comfort.
