The phrase "a sensible and practical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is reasonable and effective in a given context.
Example: "The proposal was well-received because it offered a sensible and practical solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "a reasonable and effective" or "a rational and feasible".
R.i.p x Her friend Dave Overton told the Lincolnshire Echo she was a "friendly but also a tough character with a sensible and practical outlook on life".
"The JCPC has been asked by lawyers for the state to consider overturning a recent decision which allowed a domestic court in Trinidad to commute a sentence of death if the five-year period has expired – a sensible and practical step.
Among the various available technical solutions, selecting an efficient solid catalyst to reduce the overpotential is a sensible and practical strategy.
As a result, the analytical review confirms that the sustainable energy performance of green buildings has been transformed to a sensible and practical resolution to alleviate the CO2 emissions and diminish the building sector energy consumption.
These guidelines provide an attempt to rationalize the available evidence and offer a sensible and practical way of managing cough in lung cancer patients.
But she combines a deeply sensible and practical nature with a romantic, fairytale imagination: not many 31-year-old women refer to dresses as "gowns", after all.
This index is a clinically sensible and practical scale for geriatricians, based on a routinely used comprehensive geriatric assessment instrument.
He added: "I think this is a realistic, sensible and practical way to make sure we go on delivering great education for young people but without putting too much pressure on the budget".
It also presents a number of sensible and practical remedies.
What the safety climate literature demonstrates is the criticality of adequately managing change such that sensible and practical safety policies and practices are kept up to date with evolving operational conditions and, perhaps most critically, consistently communicated and practiced across the organisation.
Eat well "Choose a food plan that is sensible and practical," says Ian Marber, qualified nutritionist and author of The Food Doctor Diet.
