The phrase "a reasonable strategy for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an approach or plan that is sensible and practical for achieving a specific goal or addressing a particular issue.
Example: "Implementing a reasonable strategy for improving employee engagement can lead to higher productivity and job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a sensible approach to" or "a practical plan for".
Therefore, targeting JNK3 is a reasonable strategy for drug discovery in neurodegenerative diseases.
This was a reasonable strategy for a free outdoor show, but it worked only some of the time.
A reasonable strategy for Tesla and Stella would be to migrate from the unconventional to the aspirational quadrant.
This is a reasonable strategy for mitigating pain, but it quickly reaches its limits in the face of overwhelming suffering.
A reasonable strategy for the more distant wine sources is to look for locally bottled wine that has been transported in bulk.
While that was a reasonable strategy for a New York real estate developer who was always trying to rip off so-called partners, it's obviously a limitation when you're president.
But neither volume offers any reasonable strategy for the broader implementation of such programs or for overall reform - possibly because each book focuses to a great degree on New York City, perhaps the most complicated challenge in the world when it comes to delivering mental-health services.
It was also a perfectly reasonable strategy, for one could argue that Yale graduates in the 1960's got further on the networks they made than on the grades they earned.
The simulations indicate that for practical purposes a reasonable strategy would be to perform two single df likelihood ratio tests; one for the model including the variable in the uterus sub-model and one for the model which includes the variable in the embryo sub-model.
So a reasonable strategy to adopt is to settle for the average returns and low fees offered by index funds".
