The phrase "a simple and reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easy to understand or implement and is also logical or fair.
Example: "The proposal we discussed is a simple and reasonable solution to the problem at hand."
Alternatives: "an easy and sensible" or "a straightforward and rational".
On the face of it, it is a simple and reasonable one.
He was asking a simple and reasonable question, one of about two hundred he asked me that same day.
This paper proposes a simple and reasonable design method of rainwater harvesting system from available limited data like monthly rainfall data, which can achieve negligible error and conservative predictions.
Extensor carpi radialis longus transfer offers a simple and reasonable alternative to capsulodesis or tenodesis to support these ligament repairs or reconstructions, does not require intercarpal fixation, and allows rehabilitation to proceed expeditiously at approximately 1 month after surgery.
It is a simple and reasonable fact of life that investors attach maximum importance to earnings growth.
The IL assumption is eminently plausible, limits population change in a simple and reasonable fashion, and provides new relationships in the context of a dynamic multistate model.
Evaluation of preoperative NT-proBNP and CRP is a practical, simple and reasonable strategy to improve perioperative risk prediction with minimal clinical burden and cost.
Future research will teach us whether we have chosen a simple and, beyond that, reasonable name.
Although trimester-specific weight gains allow for more precise prediction of offspring BMI, total GWG is a simpler and still reasonable predictor, as there is a considerable time-independent effect.
In summary, we have presented a simple, inexpensive, and reasonable method to fabricate β-In2S3nanowires.
Most of them probably gave up thinking, on the simple and reasonable grounds that it was an activity for which people with fancy titles in officialdom had found them to be entirely unsuited.
