The phrase "although it is reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge a point while presenting a different perspective.
Example: "Although it is reasonable to expect results quickly, we must also consider the long-term implications of our decisions."
Alternatives: "even though it makes sense" or "while it is justifiable".
In the absence of a functional enzymatic assay for PpIRX10 it is currently not possible to be certain about its enzymatic activity, although it is reasonable to hypothesise that it plays a role in xylan biosynthesis, a conclusion which is supported by the partial complementation of the Arabidopsis irx10 irx10-L double mutant.
Although it is reasonable to prepare for the outbreak of "emerging and re-emerging" infectious diseases, it is folly to rely mainly on preparedness strategies.
It's next to impossible to enjoy a hangover, although it is reasonable to enjoy some good food to nurse yourself through it.
Although it is reasonable to take advantage of multiple rather than single biomarkers when studying diverse disease mechanisms, the annotation of individual components of reported multiple biomarkers does not often explain the variety of molecular events underlying the clinical observations.
Although it is reasonable to assume that electrodes with higher conductivity should yield a stronger signal in the piezoelectric response, it is not the only significant property for the application.
Although it is reasonable for wireline links, we can only justify the assumption of perfect CSI-based adaptive transmissions developed for SISO [22] and MIMO OFDM wireless systems [23] when the fading is sufficiently slow.
To illustrate, let us recall that although it was reasonable to predict that the Tadro3s' notochord stiffness would change during the evolutionary process, it was impossible to forecast the direction of that change.
37 Taken together, these data suggest that LAIV is likely to be well tolerated even in those few children with previous anaphylaxis to egg requiring intensive care, although arguably it is reasonable to expect such children to be vaccinated within an appropriate healthcare facility.
Although not directly studied, it is reasonable that an observation stay would be as safe as or safer than a similar inpatient admission as the duration in hospital is shorter and the quality of care has been shown to be equal or superior [1, 2].
Because d N was positive in the past (the fraction of net payers - corresponding to all age groups between 19 and 60 years - increased at 0.33% p.a., although not continuously [21]) it is reasonable to assume that all growth rates of net payer fractions combined as a function of i are also monotonically increasing.
Although not yet studied, it is reasonable to expect that this non-invasive tool will lead to more efficient use of medical resources, for example limiting the need for pH probes.
