The phrase "a sensible name" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a name that is reasonable, logical, or appropriate for a particular context or situation.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally settled on a sensible name for our new product that reflects its purpose."
Alternatives: "a reasonable name" or "an appropriate name".
How can you not love someone who has grown up without the benefit of sophisticated surroundings, but recognizes the elegance that the letter 'e' can lend to a plain sensible name like Ann?
As for Tony, he went on to work as an arts administrator, married a sensible woman named Margaret, had a daughter named Susie, and after a dozen years got an amicable divorce.
Barely a week currently goes by without news of some new initiative or post reflecting Tony Hall's commitment to a more diverse BBC, and some of these innovations appear to be practical and sensible – yet finding sensible names for them remains a problem.
In the pantheon of digital nomenclature — brands within a sector of the economy that grew so fast that all the sensible names were quickly taken — it would be hard to come up with a noun more trite than Twitter.
It's a good idea to include a header row in your CSV file so AML can give the fields sensible names.
The lions are both males, and the most sensible names for them are the commonly used Uptown and Downtown.
Plenty of projects known by sensible names in the drawing board end up as footling pieces of Esperanto hence BT Livetime has been rechristened BT Movio, which give or take a tilde, is the third-person preterite form of "move" in Spanish.
LONDON — Among the many peculiarities of "Dear World," the 1969 Jerry Herman musical only now receiving its British premiere, try this one on for size: "A Sensible Woman" is the name afforded the opening number of a show that has to be the battiest I've encountered on either side of the Atlantic in years.
It is a sensible regulation, though: obviously the names and numbers are for identification purposes and to wear a shirt bearing the name of an injured player, or indeed one already on the field, would not be helpful.
Opposition to the amendment, organized under the name Floridians for a Sensible Voting Rights Policy, appears to consist of a single Tampa lawyer and has not run any ads or carried out any major campaign activities.
