The phrase "as can reasonably be expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is anticipated or predicted based on logical reasoning or common sense.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with what can reasonably be expected given the conditions."
Alternatives: "as is to be expected" or "as one might expect".
If anything, London has the edge, in that many of the volunteers are not eager teen-agers but slightly calmer middle-aged men and women who display as much kindly common sense as can reasonably be expected from anyone forced to wear purple and pink — or, as it was chillingly labelled by one commentator, "cerise".
Or perhaps we had better say that educational resources are deployed so that anyone who works as hard as can reasonably be expected in school will leave school with the benchmark equal prospect of market success.
And although they don't stop things going wrong, like a scrum collapsing or wheeling, they stop as many as can reasonably be expected in a competitive and technically-difficult environment.
If Hollande pursues a very aggressive intelligence effort (which he very likely will), along with increased Special Forces on the ground in Syria, and some photogenic airstrikes, he'll probably cover his bases about as well as can reasonably be expected.
The SOC is defined as: "The extent to which one has a pervasive, enduring though dynamic, feeling of confidence that one's environment is predictable and that things will work out as well as can reasonably be expected".
Even so, the dot-com hype has created sky-high expectations among the respondents as to what returns can reasonably be expected on investments.
We thought that the volume of information service planners can reasonably be expected to gather, as well as the ease with which they can do so, would be important considerations.
There is not always a consistent correlation between Draize test scores and potency in sensory irritation tests, like the RD50 bioassay (Ciuchta and Dodd 1978), but empirically, substances classified as irritating to the eye based on the Draize rabbit eye test can reasonably be expected to act as local irritants in the URT, too.
The calling of public service and civic devotion that government officials can reasonably be expected to use as motivation for their work (or, at least, their speeches) is inseparable from the will to make things happen, the fierce and relentless action to put their principles into effect.
The brain and pancreas share homology as elements of the neuroendocrine system and so can reasonably be expected to show a greater degree of similarity in gene expression to each other than to other tissues.
Not all members of society can reasonably be expected to accept Leviticus as stating an authoritative set of political values, nor can a religious premonition be a common standard for evaluating public policy.
