The phrase "sustained credibility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ongoing ability or quality of being reliable or believable. Example: The company's sustained credibility in the market has led to an increase in sales and customer trust.
In a follow-up blog post he writes:A calamity of the proportions we are talking about here would make it very hard to sustain credibility, and the UK government would have had to call on every ounce of its credibility reserve.I don't know what this means.
Demonstrating self-awareness and the ability to learn from mistakes are integral to sustaining credibility and trust.
But even after your reputation is established, objective substantiation must remain embedded in every step of your media relations journey to sustain credibility.
But there is also a deeper, ontological point of convergence with fascists: Trump's ability to sustain credibility with his audience in spite of a flagrant disrespect for empirical reality.
His formula for sustaining credibility is to carefully label what is known and what is not certain, an approach that Mr. Keller subscribes to.
The person who casts out the latter has no chance of sustaining the credibility of a modernized, updated newspaper".
Such a resolution of NATO's first campaign based on Article 5 is necessary to sustain alliance credibility.
You can't sustain fiscal credibility when you're offering at the same time massive tax cuts and other commitments, too.
But I also hope it makes every effort to sustain its credibility as a museum of art in the established connoisseurial sense.
In general, this staging of "Company," peopled with actors from television as well as the musical theater, was less interested in outstanding vocal performances than in sustaining dramatic credibility.
