The phrase "a sensible course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a logical or reasonable approach to a situation or problem.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided that a sensible course of action would be to postpone the project until we have more information."
Alternatives: "a rational approach to" or "a wise strategy for".
One leading environmental campaigner said: "It seems like a sensible course of action – finally, the CRU seem to be getting their public response in order.
In some cases this meant not taking any modules until the first term of the second sixth-form year - a sensible course of action in the light of research at Belfast University showing that greater maturity brings higher grades and reduces the need for resits.
I also challenged whether having hard-Brexit MPs and even cabinet ministers offend and alienate our European neighbours is a sensible course of action, given that we will have to sit opposite them across a negotiating table within a matter of months.
Greenspan must take the lead and carry out a sensible course of action, advocating sensible prescriptions.
When the social approval benefits outweigh any short-term negatives for economic performance, engaging in the hottest IT may be a sensible course of action, as long as organizational leaders understand this trade-off.
Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies told MPs on the committee: "I haven't heard an argument other than Scotland have the lockstep so Wales should have it, that would convince me that the lockstep is a sensible course of action to restrain or restrict any future Welsh government from being able to use these powers imaginatively, but I remain to be convinced".
Spatial terms are also freely used in the expression of other, more abstract relationships: higher temperature, higher quality, lower expectations, summit of a career, far removed from any sensible course of action, a distant relationship, close friends, over and above what had been said.
But Mr Hague said a referendum on EU membership would not be a "very sensible course of action" at a time of economic crisis.
This is a sensible course given that many of Apple's competitors use their larger displays on flagship devices as a way to purport to hold an advantage over the iPhone.
We therefore support the priority given to the issue of debt cancellation and find it an eminently sensible course of action, and we believe that those countries which are moving towards democratisation and which are committed to the introduction of sustainable and free economies should be eligible for full debt cancellation.
No one doubts the depth and sincerity of Mr. Reagan's loathing for Leninist tyrannies, or the perplexities of fixing a sensible course in Central America.
