The phrase "a reasonable impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of an action, decision, or event that are considered fair or justifiable.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a reasonable impact on employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "a significant effect" or "a justifiable influence."
The bin/feature size has reasonable impact on the results obtained using individual KPFS, as it might lead to over-fitting or under-fitting (Fig. 20).
The interface de-bonding between VCC concrete and steel liner, contact/impact between VCC and target pad are all considered in order to investigate the reasonable impact load for cask design.
Xpert for smear-positive TB had reasonable impact on MDR-TB incidence, but at substantial price and little impact on overall TB incidence and mortality.
Finally, our hypothesis that nitrate-N would be associated with breast cancer risk was based on the assumption that because nitrate-N is an established indicator of wastewater impact, it would be a reasonable proxy for impacts from EDCs in wastewater.
Zoologist Dr Christopher O'Kane, fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, compared the browsing impact of elephants and impala and found that the long-term impact of a reasonable density of impala had a similar impact to a reasonable density elephants – culling impala could save as much woodland as culling elephants.
The use of REIMs, such as CREIM, to study the impacts of structural changes in a regional economy and their impacts on emissions inventories is a reasonable choice, since interindustry impacts need to be traced and the temporal staging of effects needs to be broken out.
In this equation, we neglect the thermal noise since in a reasonable designed network its impact on the transmit power requirements is minimal.
After careful tailoring, composite structures can provide a reasonable well response to impact loads with the additional advantages of weight savings and structural stiffness.
Although this may not be completely realistic in practice, we feel that the modelling results give a reasonable indication of the impact on population salt intake that could be achieved by food reformulation towards the described product group-specific criteria.
