"undermine reliability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to weaken or damage the trustworthiness or dependability of something. Example: The constant changes to the company's policies and procedures have undermined the reliability of their services, leading to a loss of trust from their customers.
If properly understood, besides, the philosopher's puzzles do not undermine the reliability of science.
"Cyber attacks are already able to undermine the reliability of our nuclear command, control and communications," he says.
"I remain deeply troubled that this plan will undermine the reliability and affordability of Medicare," Mr. Kennedy said.
The agency is supposed to evaluate whether any conflicts that are uncovered undermine the reliability of the trial data, and if so, how tainted data should be handled.
The way Adler handles the final element in what she sees as the degradation of newspaper journalism -- the celebrity of the reporter began to overtake and then to undermine the reliability of pieces" -- is puzzling and raises troubling questions about the care exercised in getting "Canaries in the Mineshaft" into print.
Greens therefore dismiss worries that renewables will undermine grid reliability, pointing out that, as wind and solar plants spread over the continent, there will be enough wind or sun somewhere to run some of them, at least during the day.Maybe.
But we need to recognize that massive DDoS attacks utilizing IoT devices have the potential to undermine the reliability and availability of the internet.
These objections might be directly incompatible with what that person accepts or they might threaten to undermine her reliability in making assessments of the kind in question.
The diversity in the Consultant Performance Evaluation (CPE) criteria and the interpretation of performance levels amongst various assessors would undoubtedly undermine the reliability and transparency of CPE.
