The phrase "approach is reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating a method or strategy, indicating that it is logical or acceptable.
Example: "After reviewing the proposed plan, I believe the approach is reasonable given the circumstances."
Alternatives: "method is sound" or "strategy is valid".
Either approach is reasonable.
Under a landmark Supreme Court ruling, judges must defer to a government agency when its authority is ambiguous — so long as its approach is reasonable.
One can quibble about the new strategy, but it's a credible, serious effort, and since new H.I.V. infections in the U.S. have stubbornly remained at 40,000 annually, the new approach is reasonable.
A comparison of experimental results with the model predictions revealed that the proposed approach is reasonable for the description of three-phase monolith reactors.
This approach is reasonable for ductile metallic materials but sometimes inaccurate for polymers, which commonly present larger compressive yield strength, therefore being characterized as uneven.
While this approach is reasonable for detailed design, it limits the engineer in early stage design, when rapid availability of stress information for different geometries is perhaps more important than geometric precision.
While she said the agency's approach was reasonable, Charo said it did raise ethical questions.
This approach was reasonable for hydrocarbons, but could not be extended to treat Si O single and double bonds.
The panelists generally agreed that a combined landscape focal species approach was reasonable, but noted a number of problems to be expected during the planning phase.
OMB spokeswoman Moira Mack said the agency's career staff members, who were responsible for calculating the cost of the proposed restructuring, ultimately determined that the Energy Department's approach was reasonable, considering the information available at the time.
He wrote a report that concluded our approach was reasonable.
