The phrase "a reasonable determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a conclusion or decision that is logical and justifiable based on the available information or evidence.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, the committee reached a reasonable determination regarding the applicant's qualifications."
Alternatives: "a rational conclusion" or "a justifiable decision".
It did not tell President Trump that the airstrikes on Syria were "in the national interest"; instead, it found that the strikes were legal because the president had made a reasonable determination that they were in the national interest.
A reasonable determination method in construction procedure, i.e. the shape of working face, the type of engineering support and the choice of feasible procedure, should be considered in order to mitigate the construction-triggered geohazards.
The NMR ratio exhibits a linear dependence with fat content (linear regression with a correlation coefficient of 0.996) thus indicating that a reasonable determination of the fat content is possible, see Fig. 2a.
Although that sounds reasonable in theory, it presents at least one sizeable challenge; since a court is not even allowed to review the evidence in its chambers ("in camera"), how can it make a reasonable determination about whether a state secret will be revealed other than by trusting the claims of the government?
Wallace opposed eugenics, an idea supported by other prominent 19th-century evolutionary thinkers, on the grounds that contemporary society was too corrupt and unjust to allow any reasonable determination of who was fit or unfit.
Trump's position is a clear break from his rival for the Republican nomination, Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas), who has called the North Carolina bill a "perfectly reasonable determination for the people to make".
A reasonable fear determination, as we've said, takes about four months.
The magic ticket to asylum, and release into the sweet fresh air of American liberty, is a "reasonable fear determination".
Individuals like Marco, because of a prior order of removal, must go through what is known as a "reasonable fear" determination process.
A lawsuit filed by the ACLU and an immigrants advocacy organization cites government data that show the average wait time for a "reasonable fear determination" is 111 days.
Detaining individuals for months while they wait for a "reasonable fear" determination is not only in violation of the immigration laws, but is also costing taxpayers millions of dollars.
