"put reliance" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to trust or rely on someone or something. Example: "I put my entire reliance on my team to deliver a successful project."
For the sake of internal order, in the 1880s he began to disband his army and put increasing reliance on the loyalty of subject peoples.
She may make strawberry jam for her strudel in June, or pickle cucumbers with dill from her garden, or put up Reliance peaches with brandy in August.
"If you have massive amounts of content out there, on platforms that may not respect international boundaries, you have to put more reliance on people's ability to understand the nature of content and decide how they want to engage with it," says Mr Phillips.That raises another regulatory challenge: the fact that different rules apply in different countries.
Republicans point out that the new program would be voluntary and no one would be forced out, but the House plan does put more reliance on market-based insurance coverage than the Senate's, and there are gaps in coverage and premium costs.
You might anticipate a faith would put less reliance on reality-checking (though be pleasantly surprised when that's not the case); you expect better from scientific non-believers, which is why Richard Dawkins Thee God Delusion made me want to weep for what it did to the tradition of even-handed evaluation of data, in which I was trained – by Dawkins, among others.
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Knowing that a patient has TT genotype may help in the correct clinical assessment of suspected TBM, by putting less reliance on an elevated ML count in the CSF, and greater reliance on other indicators.
"We're putting more reliance on canned food drives, and we're trying to ramp up the fresh fruit and produce.
Warnings should be made against putting much reliance on NGOs only in setting up and supporting sustainability criteria, because NGOs might lack professional knowledge, resources, and contacts with the industry [62],[62].
Until we have definitive indications that given changes in biomarkers in a given body fluid do indeed consistently reflect specific clinical changes, we must avoid putting any reliance on biomarker data alone.
