The phrase "are reasonably considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opinions, judgments, or assessments that are deemed fair or logical based on available information.
Example: "The results of the study are reasonably considered to be valid, given the rigorous methodology employed."
Alternatives: "are fairly regarded" or "are justifiably seen".
And every state requires parents to make decisions that are reasonably considered to be in the child's best interests.
Because there are no units in common across the two surveys, the missing data are reasonably considered to be MCARb.
In addition, the double differenced GNSS observables with short distance between rover and base station (<10 Km) are reasonably considered to be atmospherically error free and have no significant multipath effect.
Such SLiMs are reasonably considered to be less likely to function independently compared to those SLiMs that are more conserved than their surrounding sequences.
The Administrative Law Judge concludes that the climate sensitivity is reasonably considered to be in the 2-4.5°C 2-4.5°C
Reconstruction of cranial defects can be reasonably considered a failure if an aesthetically obvious cranial contour deformity persists after surgery.
"Recipes which contain industrial dyes or additives which could not be reasonably considered as traditional are nonetheless labelled as such," says the report.
Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, the Services may not be used in any publication that contains any material which is reasonably considered by GNM to: 9.1.1.
It may take more debate to set out the broader principles governing the limits of state intrusion into a citizen's life where security is reasonably considered to be at risk.
The new rule defines a potential conflict of interest as "any situation in which the opinion or decision of a person, acting alone or within an organization, may be reasonably considered" to face outside influence.
