"reliable definition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a definition that can be trusted as authentic and accurate. Example: "The reliable definition of the word 'balderdash' is 'foolish or purposeless talk.'".
They enable a reliable definition of areal borders, and the consideration of intersubject variability.
While several studies have already reported the occurrence of acidosis after cardiac arrest, the present study reports findings from a large cohort of OHCA patients using a reproducible and reliable definition of metabolic acidosis [15 18].
A widely accepted, valid, and reliable definition for delayed discharge is lacking.
To avoid these problems a reliable definition of quality of sedation is necessary.
Obtaining a reliable definition of outcome and exposure is often hindered by incomplete information in the source papers.
To generate a reliable definition of CLIP clusters, we used a cohort of ∼20 independent NOVA CLIP experiments.
Rather than quantify both groups on the same measurements of experience for each skill, we chose to use the strongest available definitions in the independent bilingualism and music literature to classify each, as this provides reliable definitions that also connect to previous findings.
Valid and reliable definitions and methods for surveillance are needed.
Evidence reviews are critical for advancing science, and depend on reliable definitions for article selection.
Further studies designed to refine and validate reliable definitions of disease remission and response to therapy in TA are now needed.
Further, SQUIRE 2.0 should seek to be a source of reliable definitions and a resource for the important concepts noted above as the field evolves.
