The phrase "and it is understandable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something makes sense or is reasonable in a given context.
Example: "Given the circumstances, the decision to postpone the event was difficult, but it is understandable."
Alternatives: "and it makes sense" or "and it is reasonable."
Later in 1998, Charles Rosen pointed out that "The Enlightenment condemned religious enthusiasm as appropriate for the uneducated and the great unwashed" and "it is understandable that the only original and vital religious poetry between 1760 and 1840 should have been written by poets considered genuinely mad by their contemporaries: Smart, Blake, and Hölderlin".
Induction is not without its risks and discomfort, and it is understandable that women may look to some alternate method of inducing labour.
Is known that poverty is an underlying cause of the high rates of prevalence and it is understandable the relationship of this to the country's high rates of unemployment, estimated on 51.2 percent.
As stated above, the lack of scientific consensus is at least in part due to the state of flux concerning the understanding of the ways in which radiation affects health, and it is understandable that bodies such as the ICRP are reluctant to change radiation protection standards.
And it is understandable that he stayed in that rut.
— Linda Roache High school students frequently wrestle with this issue, and it is understandable.
The caution is back in his voice, and it is understandable.
You do not like Europe – that is your right and it is understandable.
And it is understandable that he is still gun-shy (he refused to be interviewed for this column).
And it is understandable why a firm like Goldman , Sachshistorically was not focused on the little guy.
And it is understandable that gays would want to stand up for their rights, raise a fist, as it were.
