The phrase "a safe and reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is both secure and sensible, often in contexts related to decisions, actions, or proposals.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we concluded that taking the train was a safe and reasonable choice for our trip."
Alternatives: "a secure and sensible" or "a sound and safe".
If they'd like to protest in a safe and reasonable manner, they're afforded those rights".
Conclusions: In properly selected and carefully managed cases of breech presentation, induction of labor seems a safe and reasonable option.
Planned home birth with a skilled midwife in attendance has been shown many times over to be a safe and reasonable option for low-risk women (see the study published in 2005 in The British Medical Journal).
At least a 100 μm isotropic spatial resolution can be effectively achieved within a safe and reasonable acquisition time through longitudinal in vivo studies [21].
It instead requires them to slow to a safe and reasonable speed when passing if they can't get three feet away.
The panel recommended that a trial of labor was a safe and reasonable alternative to an elective repeat cesarean delivery for carefully selected women [ 5].
Patients with higher risk features such as previous coronary stents or bypass surgery, diabetes, elevated cholesterol, and hypertension typically make admission a safer and more reasonable choice.
Probability design and inverse probability design are also researched which lay a solid foundation for designing safe and reasonable blisk.
Of course, there are many reasons why traffic engineers are in a better position to judge what is safe and reasonable than motorists trying to get their screaming kids to a soccer game on time.
Finally, if an employer doesn't pay a reasonable wage for an employee's work and see to it that working conditions are safe and reasonable, the employer is actively doing the employee a disservice by robbing him or her of the opportunity cost of his or her time, to say nothing of his or her wellbeing.
