"reliably available" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe something that is consistently and dependably accessible or obtainable. Example: "The website assures its customers that their products are reliably available at all times, ensuring a convenient shopping experience for their loyal customers."
In New York, experts say PCP is most reliably available in parts of East Harlem.
It's also been about making meat more reliably available, safer to eat and consistently flavored.
Moby's audience is clustered in Kabul and a few other major cities, where electricity is more reliably available.
Again: hugely beneficial action, and thanks to the NGO they worked with, readily and freely and reliably available.
The move is an endorsement of grid technology, which links many computers over the Internet to make greater computing power reliably available to individuals.
Though a continental breakfast was reliably available in the oak-timbered dining room from 7 30 to 10 a.m., other mealtimes were tinged with mystery.
First, CNVs are difficult to detect reliably using available microarrays; moreover, most common CNVs are tagged reasonably well by SNPs on existing microarrays, which implies that common CNVs are unlikely to fill in much of the missing heritability (Craddock et al., 2010).
For a lot of consumers, a conveniently available, reliably high-quality product from a reputable source, in a secure form, is worth paying for if the price is right.
The next challenge will be to reliably connect the available imaging biobanks to tissue biobanks to explore possible imaging biomarkers and provide access to deep phenotypes.
To allow the reflex to be used widely in a clinical setting, it would need to be obtained reliably with commonly available instrumentation, the most common of which is the KT-2000 arthrometer.
Since the Fano resonances, dephasing times T 0 are believed to be on the order of 10 fs [41] and are thus too short to be reliably resolved with available laser pulses.
