The phrase "are reasonable over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is reasonable in a certain context or situation, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The terms of the agreement are reasonable over the duration of the contract."
Alternatives: "are fair regarding" or "are just in terms of".
They agreed that concern was "reasonable" over the large number of patients in their control group who had gastrointestinal disorders.
The agreement between the correlation predictions and experimental data is reasonable over wide range of operating conditions.
We acknowledge that using the single value for radiowave propagation is a standard simplification that neglects possible, but unquantifiable, variability in attenuation at each survey patch, which may arise due to variations in ice temperature or chemistry; however, we argue that making such an assumption is reasonable over the relatively local areas covered by each survey patch.
I also have agreed to more meetings than is reasonable over the next few days and I am already dreading most of them".
This is reasonable over large databases because it has been shown that DNA sequences at best have weak long-range correlations (Bernaola et al., 2002).
This model is dependent on the validity of the proportional hazard assumption for acquired BSI and inspection of residual plots confirmed this was reasonable over the timescale in question.
Most of the regulatory ideas are still expressed in somewhat general terms, so it is hard to be sure if they are reasonable or over-the-top.
Are you being reasonable or over-the-top about how much untidiness is acceptable in the room?
'The weather will be warm but not too hot and the flight times are reasonable, at just over four hours.
Most open-minded directors, however, will be open to new and interesting interpretations (as long as they are reasonable), and this may go over well with him or her.
