The phrase "as a very reasonable" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something or someone as being reasonable, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "I consider his proposal as a very reasonable solution to our problem."
Alternatives: "as quite reasonable" or "as highly reasonable".
The House Judiciary Committee chairman, Henry Hyde, praised the bill as a "very reasonable treatment of a very difficult and delicate issue" and promised a prompt hearing -- a pledge the Senate Judiciary chairman, Orrin Hatch, should match.
He puts a 15 multiple on the S&P as "a very reasonable level".
With time, he matured, eventually being regarded by his peers as a very reasonable and honest person.
One email sent on Aug. 29, 2017, by Aida Rodriguez, an administrative officer in the secretary's office, summarizes that $24,666 quote as "a very reasonable price," adding "the funds are available".
The presumption of innocence was seen as a very reasonable administrative procedure, because those who were presumed innocent had not yet gone through the system that would soon determine whether they were actually innocent or not.
You know who you are: you usually refer to yourself as a "fiscal conservative" and self-identify as a very reasonable, middle-of-the-road, socially progressive kind of person.
At 14 time s our 2015 earnings per share estimate, we see Prudential as offering strong, quality growth at a very reasonable price.
It was marketed as an "excellent solution for your business real estate needs at a very reasonable cost".
"For me that would be especially true, as I believe Spitzer has a very reasonable basis for what he's doing".
B. M. Singh, former head of India's Central Board of Direct Taxes: I think as a whole it is a very reasonable judgement Harish Salve, lawyer for Vodafone: The court has said 'We do not disapprove of this.
Their generation-spanning one-off, Day Light To Dark Knight, opens up at 3pm for a free session aimed at under-18s before running from 9pm-2am as a regular club night with a very reasonable cover charge of just £2.
