The phrase "reducing the reliability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to the act of decreasing the trustworthiness or consistency of something. Example: The company's decision to cut corners and use cheaper materials in their products has greatly contributed to reducing the reliability of their brand.
To save money, survey sample sizes will be cut, reducing the reliability of national data and undermining local statistics.
Furthermore 69%% of those rated were based on less than ten ratings, reducing the reliability of the customer feedback.
This situation results in over-registration, reducing the reliability of these registers to identify (and sample) immigrant-origin population.
However, since the kidney is highly mobile, displacement of the organ during the procedure might occur, reducing the reliability of the fused CT images.
In this case, the statistical treatment is based on a small amount of results, reducing the reliability of the predictions obtained.
The data files were stacked for Rasch analysis in order to allow for the direct comparison of data without reducing the reliability (Wright, 2003).
Forcing more power from engines reduced the reliability we enjoyed in early days.
This reduces the reliability of a fund's history and renders a fund's self-description quite suspect.
WASHINGTON — Adding electricity from the wind and the sun could increase the frequency of blackouts and reduce the reliability of the nation's electrical grid, an industry report says.
The Justice Department and state attorneys general should consider formally joining the suit, so they can argue that the combination of Election Systems & Software and Diebold would make the voting experience worse and reduce the reliability of election results.
The #MoreThanFlow Campaign said that still took too much water from production and argued it should not be any higher than the 278GL taken out now. "We cannot support any recommendation that will inflict more pain on communities or unilaterally reduce the reliability of entitlements," spokesman Michael Murray said in Canberra.
