The phrase "a reasonable selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a choice or variety of items that are considered appropriate or acceptable in a given context.
Example: "The report includes a reasonable selection of case studies that illustrate the main findings."
Alternatives: "an appropriate range of" or "a suitable assortment of".
Matilda Keating, Orkney A reasonable selection of interesting nibbles can take the place of a starter and, if you give just a little thought to what you will serve, much of the work can be done in advance.
There's also a nearly endless selection of superlative whiskies, and a reasonable selection of comfort foods.
I am also grateful for the recent arrival of Nine West and Aerosoles; previously, you had to travel to Manhattan for a reasonable selection of shoes.
Public House on Reykjavik's main drag offers a reasonable selection of craft beers and yummy snacks – duck chopsticks (£8), scallop ceviche (£8.95).
Although the four million tracks are mostly pop, there's a reasonable selection of jazz, including 112 Miles Davis albums, 60 from Keith Jarrett, 21 by Cannonball Adderley and eight from John Surman.
The extra months will give it time to ramp up manufacturing, and will give software developers longer to finish their launch titles for the PS3, thus ensuring a reasonable selection of games by November.
The primary data analysis is therefore often centralized into core laboratories which face the challenge of using a reasonable selection out of the available software packages to process a growing flow of newly produced data.
Whilst this is currently a reasonable selection in terms of dataset size, compound variety and assay type, there is potential for many more experiments—an exciting prospect is an upcoming National Cancer Institute Combination Screen of approximately 100 anti cancer drugs tested pairwise against the 59 NCI-60 cell lines [26].
The proposed CSEC employs the compressed sensing technique to get a more sparse model with a more reasonable selection of base classifiers.
This comparative study will offer mechanical engineers a guideline for the reasonable selection of a technique of shearography for a particular test object.
