The phrase "as reasonably needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something should be done to the extent that it is considered reasonable or necessary.
Example: "The resources will be allocated as reasonably needed to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "as necessary" or "as required".
In essence, the bill says nonprofit groups are exempt from property taxes as long as they receive only as much rent, profit or income from its property as they reasonably need to carry out their mission.
The solubility of analytes in subcritical water is reasonably needed which constitutes base date in green subcritical technology, such as subcritical water extraction and chromatography [8].
Even if you are physically responsible, continue to make deposits, and remember to keep only as much money as you could reasonably need on your person.
On any given trip, a business traveler might reasonably need to pay an extra fee for a checked bag, an exit-row seat as well as a standby reservation for an alternate flight.
Do corrections as reasonably as you can.
"Terms such as "telecommunications service", "relevant communications data", "communications content", "equipment interference", "technical feasibility" and "reasonably practicable" need to be clarified as a matter of urgency," it writes.
According to the ALARA principle ("as low as reasonably achievable"), CT protocols and imaging parameters need to be adapted to result in the lowest possible radiation exposure without losing relevant information for diagnosis.
This decision referred to the need for transparency and the need to maintain mercury levels as low as reasonably achievable, while taking into account "physiological reasons" that mercury concentrates in the tissues of certain species more easily than others.
She needs to perform as well, and as reasonably, as she did this week to stay ahead as the clear winner.
The one person who I was reasonably sure would understand why I, as a writer, needed to write about marlin fishing was Phil Thompson.
Then, the radiation dose applied to the individual patient needs to be lowered to a level that is as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
