The phrase "a reasonable construction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interpretations or understandings of a concept, statement, or legal text that are logical and justifiable.
Example: "In the context of the law, a reasonable construction of the statute suggests that the intent of the legislature was to protect consumer rights."
Alternatives: "a logical interpretation of" or "a sensible understanding of".
MR. TRIBE -- I think I would advise the Congress that it is not a new enactment, that it is an entirely reasonable construction of an existing enactment, as to which the only alternative construction is to make it self-destruct and to make it internally contradictory.
It was found that the concrete cracking can be mitigated by the proper use of concrete joints, a reasonable construction sequence, early age concrete curing and a loose external restraint.
They were heard during the next Parliamentary session in 1831, and both passed; they "by no means established for him the reputation of a skilful legislator... the judges have found it infinitely difficult to put a reasonable construction upon them".
This doctrine requires that when a law is ambiguous, courts must defer to an agency's reasonable construction of the statute.
1. Combination of EST and selected genes appears a reasonable way for construction of cDNA microarrays.
The result of the visual dynamic simulation can instruct the actual construction process of HGIS to a certain degree and can promote reasonable construction planning and management.
Prior precedent binds the court to do its utmost to find acts of Congress constitutional: "every reasonable construction must be resorted to, in order to save a statute from unconstitutionality," according to Hooper v California.
"You can't expect us to keep all these open fields and green spaces while depriving us of the ratables that reasonable construction would allow," he said.
That is not a reasonable exercise of statutory construction.
The direct-readout approach provides a reasonable way for the construction of supermultichannel calorimeters.
