The phrase "a reasonable description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a description that is fair, sensible, or appropriate in a given context.
Example: "The report provided a reasonable description of the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a fair depiction" or "an adequate explanation."
To me that's a reasonable description of the concept of "nostalgia".
A flood following a drought is a reasonable description of recent flows of private capital to emerging markets.
Corporate power has shut down our imagination, persuading us that there is no alternative to market fundamentalism, and that "market" is a reasonable description of a state-endorsed corporate oligarchy.
The court laid out general guidelines for the admissibility of eyewitness identifications: the witness must have paid attention, had a good view, given a reasonable description of the perpetrator and remain certain of the identification.
In a recent speech, Kevin M. Warsh, a Bernanke ally and Fed governor, said that while the Taylor rule provided a "reasonable description" of the last 20 years, it failed to account for recent conditions.
The researchers chose not to describe the new robotic behaviors as "emergent" — a term used for a complex system created from simple component functions — but Dr. Kemp said it was a reasonable description.
Martin Johnson, the England manager, drew a line in the sand – a reasonable description, given the lamentable state of the Millennium Stadium pitch – ahead of next week's meeting with Wales by stating: "We're going down there to scrum.
The Senate has been warbling away, having a cackle, is probably a reasonable description, for the last ten minutes or so, about his Argentinian tango over the past couple of days on the debt tax.
García Márquez's new book, a memoir called "Living to Tell the Tale," reminds us that what seems so fantastical in "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is in fact a reasonable description of Colombia, where ghosts are still central to workaday life and the successor to the civil war depicted in the novel rages to this very day.
Queried about Sanders's leading opponent in the race, Hillary Clinton, Mr. Nuts simply asked, "Why can't you be more open and friendly like Bernie?" "Open" is a reasonable description of Sanders's campaign, which has worked to underscore the candidate's ideological consistency over the decades.
The Jiang criterion provides a reasonable description of the cracking behavior and fatigue life predictions.
