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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'reliable numbers' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe numbers that are accurate and trustworthy. For example, "The financial report provided reliable numbers on company profits."
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No reliable numbers exist, though.
But, even then, reliable numbers are elusive.
Reliable numbers are hard to come by.
study notes, reliable numbers are hard to come by.
The latest remake of Poltergeist should deliver reliable numbers.
It's hard to find reliable numbers for other countries.
Reliable numbers mean that investors can make sound decisions.
(If anyone has reliable numbers on Chinese Twitter users, please let me know).
But there are no reliable numbers of the cost in terms of unsafe care.
Sales volumes are also thought to have risen dramatically, though no reliable numbers exist.
As for the bonobo population, scientists have no reliable numbers but fear the species may be nearing extinction.
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