The phrase "a logical thing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions that make sense or are reasonable in a given context.
Example: "Given the circumstances, it seems like a logical thing to do to postpone the meeting."
Alternatives: "a sensible thing to" or "a reasonable action to".
"It seems like a logical thing to do".
It was a logical thing to say, and the obvious response when any team is losing.
"I still don't feel brave; I feel like it was a logical thing to do because that is what I was going through when we wrote that song.
And the first thing that he did, a sort of a logical thing to do based on what I just told you, he decided he was going to try to stamp out smuggling.
Yet the argument about whether people have the right to ask for help in ending their lives is far from over.Throughout the ages, people have argued that killing yourself is a logical thing to do when faced with unbearable suffering.
They consider it a remote event, but one with a very severe downside, so, given how much money they have, spending a fraction of their net worth to hedge against this . . . is a logical thing to do".
That seems to me a perfectly logical thing to unveil this week". Clegg said it would not be a good idea for the no campaign to change tack, and it would continue to make the same arguments more forcefully in the last few days before the election.
That seems to me a perfectly logical thing to unveil this week".
Not enforcing the follow-on was a perfectly logical thing to do, and very much the modern way, in which, despite pitches that tend not to deteriorate, sides are reluctant to bat last if it can be avoided.
Waiting to begin the discovery process until after the court decided whether or not to strike the case "would have seemed to be a more logical thing to do", Keane said.
"If you look at what we've launched to date, it's a pretty logical thing to build at some point," he said.
