The phrase "a reasonable collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items, data, or resources that are considered sensible or appropriate in quantity or quality.
Example: "The museum has a reasonable collection of contemporary art that reflects current trends."
Alternatives: "an adequate assortment" or "a sensible selection".
The basic software already ships with a reasonable collection of chemistry nodes.
Nonetheless, we believe that we have analyzed a reasonable collection of primary tumors and liver metastases and for the first time we show not only that JCV T-Ag is expressed in primary CRC tumors, but also is frequently found in their liver metastases at a much higher frequency than what have been previously shown for non-metastatic sporadic CRCs [10], [19].
19 We believe this diverse set of networks is a reasonable collection for drawing significant results.
Try to have a reasonable collection of earrings so you can wear a variety to school.
"At Buckingham Palace we have a fairly reasonable collection," he said.
· History: While acquisition of materials on and from sub-Saharan Africa is selective, the humanities and social sciences selectors have built a reasonable research collection.
"Offers in compromise should get from the taxpayer the reasonable collection potential, not the maximum amount possible under any possible scenario potential," Olson said.
This reasonable collection efficiency is achieved because the small distance between the two electrodes minimizes diffusional losses.
When operated in generation/collection (G/C) mode, the small separation between the electrodes leads to reasonable collection efficiencies of ca. 30%.
Were it possible to assemble a reasonable-sized collection of divergent inbred lines (exhibiting sufficient homozygosity), they could be subjected to the pipeline described in this study.
Manufacturers say a reasonable rate for collection and processing of waste is 25 to 30 cents a pound.
