The phrase "a reasonable impression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perceptions or conclusions that are logical or justifiable based on available information.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I believe we can form a reasonable impression of the situation."
Alternatives: "a fair assessment" or "a logical conclusion".
Assuming he'd made a reasonable impression on her, she would execute a U-turn as soon as it was safe to do so - well out of sight, of course: she didn't want him to know she was interested.
But lunch with Lily is a welcome break from a day of furious confrontation with Ed "Case" Balls who is doing a reasonable impression of Elton John in Tantrums and Tiaras.
Milo and Nicole broke up because she was too attached to her career, but while Ms. Aniston is able to give a reasonable impression of a person doing a job, Mr. Butler seems fundamentally incapable of giving any impression beyond that of a self-absorbed boor just awakened from a nap.
"It was nice for him to spend a bit of time at the crease and make a reasonable impression".
In summary, while there are still relatively few detailed published studies of well-dated faunal assemblages from later medieval sites in Spain, we nevertheless have a reasonable impression of the foodstuffs available.
Inside, the burnished wood and leather do a reasonable Lexus impression.
That might be a reasonable first impression from the figure.
Arriving at a reasonable diagnostic impression is a pre-requisite of the medical recommendation for assessment or treatment under the Mental Health Act and this objective can be very well achieved through telepsychiatry.
In most cases, first reasonable impressions on function of a protein can be generated if the protein shares high structural similarity to a protein of known function [1].
Tsotsi isn't Hood's first film, but his earlier film, A Reasonable Man, made little impression outside its country of origin.
Soliciting and accepting tickets from the Yankees, it said, "gives a reasonable basis for the impression that the Yankees can improperly influence the governor or unduly enjoy his favor in the performance of his official duties".
