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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are reasonable for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or acceptability of something in relation to a specific context or situation.
Example: "The prices of these services are reasonable for a small business looking to expand its reach."
Alternatives: "are appropriate for a" or "are suitable for a".
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These assumptions simplify the analysis and are reasonable for a furnace with brick covered wall and a steel strip with rough surface finishing.
Although the values appear somewhat high, they are reasonable for a system of this size.
All these annotations are reasonable for a set of genes from a plant leaf, and demonstrate the diversity of activities that were identified from a small set of ESTs.
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Using C t) as a system output parameter is reasonable for a variety of reasons.
Each assumption is reasonable for a broad class of graphs of interest, for reasons articulated in the Remarks following each assumption.
"The issue is, whether it is reasonable for a regulator to get that much compensation".
The fairy tale device is reasonable for a teenage sensibility, but it is childish.
The rent — six thousand dollars a month — is reasonable for a place in the center of the city with excellent views.
Allister Sparks Veteran journalist and former editor of the Rand Daily Mail "It's reasonable for a government to have a mechanism whereby it can protect genuine state secrets.
Nor is it obvious, in Twitter's case, that the company has underinvested in the future — its R. & D. spending is reasonable for a company its size.
Mr. Browne reaffirmed the notion that neither officer violated the guidelines, which concern whether it is reasonable for a police officer to use deadly force.
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