The phrase "a reasonable tool for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or appropriateness of a tool or method for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The software is a reasonable tool for managing project timelines and resources efficiently."
Alternatives: "an effective means for" or "a suitable method for".
Historically, the reproduction right functioned well to give copyright holders control over their work and as a reasonable tool for determining how much remuneration they were due.
The analyses suggest SD-PWM may be a reasonable tool for analyzing the ability of a particular distribution to describe a sample.
Here the Supreme Court's decision will almost certainly hinge on which view of the sex-crime registry prevails: is it an unfair punishment for nonviolent criminals who have already served their time, or a reasonable tool for protecting public safety?
The speciation diagrams are suggested as a reasonable tool for explanation of processes occurred during simulated redox titration, where K2Cr2O7 solution is added into acidified (H2SO4) solution of KI.
The change in intensity of the absorption maxima of 4-nitrophenol in alkaline medium (at 400 nm) with time provides a reasonable tool for the study of its reduction kinetics.
The considerable number of novel variants further emphasises the use of MPS as a reasonable tool for RP molecular diagnosis.
Hence, mathematical modelling is a reasonable tool to investigate drug resistance archiving following treatment application.
Appellants have not demonstrated that their present filing-fee scheme is a necessary or reasonable tool for regulating the ballot.
However, some cytokines (e.g. IL-6, IL-18), acute phase proteins (e.g. CRP, fibrinogen) or components of the lipid profile (triglycerides, LDL-C, apoA-I, apoB) seem to be reasonable tools for assessment of the degree of inflammation and concomitant cardiovascular risk.
It is believed to be a "reasonable" diagnostic tool for dementia in conjunction with other assessments, with good test-retest reliability and internal consistency26,27.
It's conceivable that this would be a reasonable screening tool, but I would be surprised".
