"high credibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It describes the degree to which a person or organization is believed by others. For example, "The company has maintained a high credibility in the business world since its founding."
It's a combination of high credibility and seductive unpredictability".
Now, despite the high credibility of climate modelers, there is still tremendous uncertainty in their long-term forecasts.
A handful of nonprofit groups with high credibility among their donors have been able to push back.
One liberal group that enjoys high credibility and facilitates the armed forces' efforts is the National Salvation Front.
"The Chinese government no longer enjoys high credibility among people," said Zhang Ming, a professor of political science at Renmin University in Beijing.
Heyburn said the judicial process sometimes operates with "stunning quickness" and other times with "maddening slowness," but it is the entire process that allows the judicial system and the judges to earn high credibility and acceptance with the public.
The Pentagon official also attached high credibility to reports that 1,200 Taliban fighters and 40 commanders defected at Kondoz, a northern Afghanistan town closed to Northern Alliance positions.
John Miller and Michael Stone, distinguished investigative reporters, with the help of the editor Chris Mitchell, bring high credibility to this streetwise, gritty police procedural, especially Miller, a television reporter who trekked into the Afghan mountains in 1998 to interview bin Laden.
Government communications usually have high credibility and a wide supporter base.
The SMC value shall be bigger than 0.5, meaning that the measurement variable has high credibility.
Meeting these conditions results in high level of confidence which in turn results in high reliability and high credibility.
