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The phrase "a sensible thing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending an action that is reasonable or wise to take.
Example: "In this situation, it would be a sensible thing to consult an expert before making a decision."
Alternatives: "a wise choice to" or "a prudent action to".
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It's not a sensible thing to do".
I think that's a sensible thing to worry about.
Sure, that was a sensible thing to do.
"Financially it is a sensible thing to do," he says.
"It wasn't a sensible thing to do," he says.
When I sat down and looked at it rationally, it is a sensible thing to do.
But that doesn't mean that the target is not a sensible thing to have.
Putting a rate a little bit lower was a sensible thing to do.
It may be a sensible thing to say, but it kills today's hearing.
I don't think that is a sensible thing to do unless everybody, globally, is doing it.
So before we get too nerdy about that let's just think why that's a sensible thing to require.
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