"reliable plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a well-crafted and dependable course of action. For example, "We put together a reliable plan to restore the lake's natural wildlife population."
Smith added: "There was no reliable Plan B at King's Cross, so Finsbury Park was pressed into action.
As 401 k)'s have tanked and private pensions vanished, Social Security remains the only reliable plan for future retirees and their families.
The truth is that neither Mr Balls nor Mr Osborne, nor indeed the Lib Dems, have a reliable plan to fix the public finances, especially when tax revenues are just becoming so disconnected from economic growth.
We also study the dependency of a plan on control uncertainty and we show that the structure of a reliable plan only changes at critical values of this uncertainty.
Now, Thomas goes to Kings County Hospital, in East Flatbush a city-run hospital two miles away that numerous patients later referenced to me as a reliable Plan B. "They don't care about anyone here," Thomas told me.
Now, Thomas goes to Kings County Hospital, in East Flatbush – a city-run hospital two miles away that numerous patients later referenced to me as a reliable Plan B. "They don't care about anyone here," Thomas told me.
In either case the systems engineer obviously needs considerable substantive knowledge of the fields involved in order to make reliable plans.
It needs a stable environment, i.e. workable requirements and reliable planning.
For this purpose, the chemical industry needs a stable environment, i.e. workable requirements and reliable planning.
However, the original 25 years power plan has proved to be quite accurate in its social and economic previsions, and allows the validation of a new, more powerful and reliable planning model.
A reliable planning of urban drainage systems aimed at the mitigation of flooding, should take into account the possible change over time of impervious cover in the urban watershed and of the climate features.
