The phrase "a reasonable level of confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of certainty or assurance one has regarding a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we can conclude that there is a reasonable level of confidence in the results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a fair degree of confidence" or "a satisfactory level of confidence."
Hence, to ensure a reasonable level of confidence in the results, two models were analyzed for each case, non-isogrid and isogrid, using ANSYS and MSC.NASTRAN, and the results between the two solvers were compared and consolidated to arrive at specific values for each case.
And, by the same logic, if two more groups make the same discovery (or the same group subsequently replicates the result), reporting in each case P-values of 0.05 or less, this should mean that the odds are less than 1 in 8,000 (0.05 x 0.05 x 0.05) that the discovery could have been replicated by chance, giving a reasonable level of confidence that the finding is real.
When all of this is in place, then -- and only then -- will you have a reasonable level of confidence that your firm's cybersecurity preparedness resources are working effectively.
And after nearly a decade, all of these technologies have been banged around enough to attain a reasonable level of confidence.
Ninety percent is still considered a reasonable level of confidence, and even at 75%, you can still use the results to inform changes to your site's layout and structure.
While most companies have a reasonable level of confidence in their abilities to align to larger business objectives, only one in 10 reports complete alignment of a language learning program to the company's strategic direction.
A power analysis was conducted on each microarray platform to estimate the number of technical replicates needed to achieve a reasonable level of statistical confidence when noise was either included or excluded from the dataset.
In order to forecast future patient wait times, the simulation can be run into the future a number of times, keeping track of the wait times experienced by patients arriving at future times – until some reasonable level of confidence is reached.
A reasonable level of fitness is needed.
Precision, a lovely surface, a reasonable level of difficulty, and an audible chuckle when illumination dawns.
