The phrase "also reasonable for a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "This solution is also reasonable for a variety of situations, including emergencies."
Alternatives: "also suitable for a" or "also appropriate for a".
The small value of D is also reasonable for such a function, because when W is large, a small D is a must in order to benefit from the advantages of W < 1/D (see Additional file 1 for a more detailed explanation).
It is also reasonable for people engaged in a group endeavor -- a radio show, a shared vacation house, a marriage -- to desire privacy.
It is also reasonable for the board to prohibit a resident -- even one with a different address on her license -- from parking in the visitor spots.
It is also reasonable for the United States to explore new technologies to better defend itself against foreign threats, including a missile strike by a rogue nation like Iraq.
She said it was also reasonable for Mr. Charles to fear for his life after his brother and sister were killed.
The new guidelines go beyond the earlier ones, however, stating that vaginal birth after Caesarean is also reasonable for most women carrying twins and those who had two prior Caesareans.
Still, examining these experiences in a common light seems eminently reasonable, and as with any movement, it is also reasonable for others who are even far less likely to experience any such aggressions -- micro- or otherwise -- to identify too with the negative impact of the stereotype threat experienced by so many in this country, even on our (ivory tower) college campuses.
AUC scores were also reasonable for each scenario suggesting that our models are significantly better than random at identifying B. anthracis environments.
The absence of interest in prevention for the elderly was also mentioned: "Preventive activities that help promote health and prevention are also reasonable for older people.
Other recommendations for all adults, such as avoiding the use of sliding scale only regimens and noninsulin antihyperglycemic drugs, are also reasonable for hospitalized older adults.
