The phrase "accurate and reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing information, assessments, or judgments that are both precise and sensible.
Example: "The report provided an accurate and reasonable analysis of the market trends."
Alternatives: "correct and sensible" or "precise and rational".
I have read them and believe that Goodstein's article is an accurate and reasonable account.
Accordingly, our new models and approaches make the present over-optimistic simulation results more accurate and reasonable.
It is expected that more accurate and reasonable digitalized NPP safety evaluation can be achieved using the proposed method.
Taking these influencing factors into account, a more accurate and reasonable formula for entrainment rate in annular flow is proposed.
This model overcomes the shortcomings of the traditional decision methods for hesitant information and obtains the decision results in a more accurate and reasonable way.
In these applications, because the observation errors in original coordinates system are also taken into account, the latter is more accurate and reasonable than the former.
The average crystallite size and the strain values obtained from the graphs plotted for various forms of W-H analysis, i.e., UDM, UDSM, and UDEDM, were found to be accurate, comparable, and reasonable, as their entire preferred high intensity points lay close to the linear fit.
Comparison between predicted results and experimental data proves that the proposed model is accurate and physically reasonable.
In a second step, given the pre-specified tree size, an accurate and medically reasonable model can be selected.
The spatial discretization is of utmost importance because of the necessity to find the best balance between accurate spatial resolution and reasonable calculation time.
"We should not automatically assume that the material is accurate and should take reasonable steps where necessary to seek verification.
