The phrase "reliability in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a concept that is related to reliability, such as accuracy, consistency, or timeliness. For example: "We must consider the reliability in terms of accuracy when evaluating this data."
To assess reliability in terms of inter-observer agreement of blood pressure (BP) readings.
Then, given critical lower and upper frequency constraints it is straightforward to determine reliability in terms of probability of exceedance.
An explicit approximation of the system reliability in terms of the design variables is constructed in each sub-optimization problem.
In this paper non-probabilistic convex models of uncertainty are used to formulate reliability in terms of acceptable system performance given uncertain operating environment or uncertain geometrical imperfections.
The results indicate that the scores of Music Aptitude Test applied in 2013 have a high degree of reliability in terms of both parts of the test.
To asses the interobserver and intraobserver reliability (in terms of day-to-day and hour-to-hour reliability) of palpation for muscular tenderness in the anterior chest wall.
In conclusion, our descriptive training programme allowed to identify valid references for beef sensory evaluation and to produce a high reliability in terms of agreement between panels.
This mechanism showed lower reliability in terms of availability.
The report reveals that AVs would have to be driven millions of miles, sometimes billions of miles to demonstrate their reliability in terms of fatality and injury reduction.
QoS guarantees can be in terms of maximum permitted delay and reliability in terms of permitted packet loss, etc.
In un-weighted cross-disability NASA-TLX, all scores lose reliability in terms of alpha (Table 10).
