The phrase "a reasonably light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not heavy or burdensome, often in a context where a moderate or acceptable level of lightness is implied.
Example: "The backpack was a reasonably light option for our hiking trip, making it easy to carry for long distances."
Alternatives: "somewhat light" or "fairly light".
For my part, I use a reasonably light-weight round loaf with a thin but crisp blond crust - rather like an overgrown kaiser roll, in fact.
Satisfactory, though not impressive, starters included a generous portion of reasonably light and tender cornmeal-crusted calamari ($9) with two predictable dipping sauces and a couple of mushy, not particularly tasty crab cakes ($8.50) escorted by a clump of baby greens and nicely seasoned pepper aioli.
He sees the person behind the bluster, and he presents that person in a reasonably realistic light.
He told Merrill Lynch that it had two choices: either the Blodget e-mails would become public as part of a settlement agreement that showed the firm in a reasonably positive light or they would become public as part of a lawsuit.
If you're buying a laptop, you're looking for a reasonably powerful, light weight machine – not necessarily a high end multimedia powerhouse.
"Chips are giving back their gains, and we have the Friday factor at work, which means reasonably light volume," said Alan Ackerman, chief market strategist at Fahnestock & Company.
Buy Now {7} Dahon Visc P18: £720; winstanleybikes.com The 18-speed P18 is reasonably light at 11.28kg and colourful enough to turn heads.
It's reasonably light and comfortable — no VR headset is really either.
On the up side, clutch effort is reasonably light and the engagement point for shifts is always palpable and easy to modulate.
Normally, viewers watching even their favourite shows tend to be in reasonably lit rooms doing several things at once scanning newspapers and magazines, using the phone, even browsing the web and answering e-mail.
