The phrase "a range of reasonableness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing acceptable limits or boundaries of a particular situation, often in legal, financial, or evaluative discussions.
Example: "The court determined that the damages awarded fell within a range of reasonableness, considering the circumstances of the case."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of acceptability" or "a scope of rationality".
"It struck me that it was a little on the high side, but within the range of reasonableness".
In August, she said the initial settlement was not "within the range of reasonableness" and rejected it.
Last month, Judge Lucy H. Koh of the United States District Court in San Jose rejected the settlement because she felt it didn't fall "within the range of reasonableness".
The termination fee is well within the range of reasonableness; here representing only 3.3% of MONY's total equity value, and only 2.4% of the total transaction value.
Treadway does not appear to make any arguments that the no-solicitation clause inherently was not within the range of reasonableness.
But the judge said the money did not fall "within the range of reasonableness". After the plaintiffs' lawyers took their 25percentt cut, the settlement would have given about $4,000 to every member of the class.
The Creditors Committee and Smith Management argue that the proposed settlement (i) was made by the Debtor, who is not a party to the litigation and has no standing or right to settle the litigation; and (ii) falls far below the "range of reasonableness" for settlement of the Adversary Proceeding.
In evaluating this aspect of the proposed settlement, the Court's task is not to "decide the numerous questions of law and fact raised by [objections] but rather to canvass the issues to see whether the settlement fall[s] below the lowest point in the range of reasonableness". In re Neshaminy Office Bldg.
The Judge said that the dollar figure "falls below the range of reasonableness".
Because Brandeis' brief showed the reasonableness of the legislation across a range of countries in protecting against the detrimental effects of overlong workdays, the court approved limiting the number of hours for women workers in the pre-suffrage United States.
