The phrase "a reasonable exercise of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the justification or appropriateness of an action or decision, often in legal, ethical, or professional contexts.
Example: "The committee concluded that the new policy was a reasonable exercise of their authority to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "a justifiable use of" or "an appropriate application of".
That is not a reasonable exercise of statutory construction.
That was a reasonable exercise of her discretion -- JUSTICE PARIENTE.
I was merely suggesting that an often scorned piece of political behavior could be characterized in a way that it could be seen as a reasonable exercise of the franchise.
But he added, "There is also no doubt in the court's mind that a reasonable exercise of discretion by the powers that be would not have favored seeking the death penalty in this case".
The state's highest court affirmed that decision, and now the state attorney general has appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that the law is a reasonable exercise of state power.
Finally, as this has been experimentally verified, it would be a reasonable exercise to approximate errors that could be obtained on alveoli of 100 μm or smaller diameter.
"A reasonable exercise for the government is to... investigate the matter," the prime minister told reporters.
However, in women, even with a reasonable exercise volume (duration of 45 min), it was shown that TG can decline within even 1.5 h of exercise cessation (Lee et al. 1991), but it was not yet known if TG could decline soon after exercise in men as well.
"I certainly think it's a reasonable exercise," Miron says.
In April 2012, a judge threw out the lawsuit brought by the FRF, calling the Miami-Dade Wage Theft Program "a responsible and reasonable exercise of government authority".
That person would then be immune from civil prosecution when using the weapon in church "if the action in question occurs during the reasonable exercise of and within the course and scope of the member's official duties as a member of the security program for the church or place of worship".
