The phrase "a reasonable body of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient or adequate amount of something, often in the context of evidence, research, or opinion.
Example: "The committee reviewed a reasonable body of evidence before making their decision."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount of" or "a sufficient body of".
Nobody can agree with all the initiatives that have been passed during the last decade, but taken as a whole they seem a reasonable body of law.
Still, Dr. Liss added, "a reasonable body of evidence suggests that improving primary care as a foundation for health care will improve quality and access to care".
Fortunately, although important issues still remain unresolved, researchers are now able to base their decisions on a reasonable body of experience and knowledge.
This review summarizes the literature on those conditions in which a reasonable body of literature exists to support an association between oropharyngeal or esophageal motility disorders and a given systemic condition.
Although there are some factors, which predispose to both cancers and vascular disease, we believe there is a reasonable body of literature that suggests an inverse association between the two.
Now that a reasonable body of structural and folding knowledge has been assembled about these fibrous proteins, the next challenge and opportunity is to start using this information in medical and industrial applications such as gene therapy and nanotechnology.
Basically, daily physical activity slows ageing, reduces the incidence of many cancers, helps maintain a reasonable body weight, reduces the incidence of diabetes, heart attack and stroke, and improves brain function -- and that's just to name a few benefits that I've read about this week.
The place is so large and diverse that you can dig up reasonable bodies of evidence to back up wildly diverging hypotheses about its future.
A video replay would show that Fàbregas won the ball, and Sergio Busquets made a drama out of fair and reasonable body contact in that tackle.
Nevertheless there is a reasonable and sober body of historical work which reaches the judgment that there have, indeed, been times when Labour has deserved to lose.
RBC iron is a measure of the total iron in the RBC, and about 65% of the body's iron is in the RBC [ 33], so RBC iron may be a reasonable indicator of total body stores of iron.
