The sentence 'information is reliable' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to emphasize that the data or details you are presenting can be trusted. For example, "We conducted extensive research and the information we have collected is reliable."
In our experiment, the number of times in which information is reliable in scenarios 1, 2 and 3 (high, intermediate and low reliability) is respectively 18/20, 11/20 and 6/20.
"The information is reliable," he told the news service.
Whether that information is reliable is open to interpretation and depends on the subjective judgment of intelligence analysts.
Of course, YouTube does have instructional videos, but anyone can upload a spoof video to YouTube, so there's no guarantee that the information is reliable.
Knowing a source's relationship to the information being leaked and the motivation of the person in making the leak is critical to deciding whether the information is reliable enough to meet the journalistic standards of the paper.
Justice Ginsburg wrote for a unanimous court that an anonymous tip that a person is carrying a gun is not enough to justify a stop-and-frisk search in the absence of some indication that the information is reliable.
Asked if the information was reliable, Mr. Sadi, the Iraqi chief representative, said, "Whatever data is required, is given".
"He came to see the tax authorities, and the tax authorities checked that the information was reliable," Mr. Woerth said.
Thomas got to the bus stop and immediately sat in the wet grass, as his mom remarked, "in your clean pants!" Katherine knows a lot, but it turned out that not all her information was reliable.
Despite these inherent limitations, we believe that the selection of survey participants, based on the proven expertise in the management of headache disorders, ensured that the source of information was reliable and qualified.
