The phrase 'her reliability' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used in the context of describing a person in a positive light - indicating that they are dependable and trustworthy. For example, "I have always valued her reliability; I know I can always count on her to get the job done."
Vistica does not tell us whether there were questions about her reliability.
Norris puts her achievements down to her reliability and straight-dealing approach.
Without her reliability in the middle, Stanford wobbled out of its accustomed orbit.
Whereas the judge discounted the evidence of an older child witness against three other alleged witches, Jennet's modesty and innocence were taken to guarantee her reliability.
Official Interpreter Nelson, voiced by Frances McDormand, works for the government, but her reliability is thrown into doubt when she starts inserting her own comments — "Holy Moses BoyBoy, what a night!" — while on the job.
What starts out as an honourable, even heroic quest unspools into a feverish dream: as the soul-altering ravages of war take their toll on Ash, her reliability as a narrator starts to slip.
Perhaps this approach came out of Cusk's recent experience of narrating her own marriage story publicly and failing to convince her critics of her own reliability.
For most of her conservative critics, complaints about her qualifications and her intellect were a smokescreen for doubts about her ideological reliability.
If she can remain healthy and motivated, Miller would bring her reputation, reliability and elegance to a callow team.
However, this interviewer has been well-trained to use the Thai version of the MINI and her interrater reliability (0.91) has been reported elsewhere [ 23].
Reliability Her concept of being on time once kept photographer David Bailey waiting for three days.
