The phrase "a very reasonable start" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the beginning of a process, project, or discussion that is considered logical or sensible.
Example: "After reviewing the initial proposals, I believe we have made a very reasonable start towards our goals."
Alternatives: "a solid beginning" or "a sensible outset".
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But witnessing the flood of fast followers, narrow differentiators and distracting hype, I must admit it's starting to sound like a very reasonable question.
"This is a very modest start that is being proposed in a very reasonable corridor," said Bob Eury, head of Central Houston Inc., which represents downtown businesses.
"Over time I think the evidence is starting to weigh in that [the mitochondrial theory of aging] is a very reasonable hypothesis," he says.
