The phrase "ascertaining reasonable" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to determine what is reasonable, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The committee is focused on ascertaining reasonable expectations for the project timeline."
Alternatives: "determining what is reasonable" or "establishing reasonable criteria".
In so doing, we provide the first example of how cost accounting methods can be applied to pharmacy financial data to ascertain "reasonable" medicine price and mark-ups.
These voters should not be disfranchised where their intent may be ascertained with reasonable certainty, simply because the chad they punched did not completely dislodge from the ballot.
Our courts have repeatedly held that, where the intention of the voter can be ascertained with reasonable certainty from his ballot, that intention will be given effect even though the ballot is not strictly in conformity with the law...
It hinted broadly that dimpled chads should be counted, quoting an Illinois Supreme Court opinion declaring that "voters should not be disfranchised where their intent may be ascertained with reasonable certainty".
But Gore aides were gratified to find that the court quoted from an Illinois Supreme Court opinion that "voters should not be disfranchised where their intent may be ascertained with reasonable certainty, simply because the chad they punched did not completely dislodge from the ballot".
Asserting the paramount importance of an accurate vote count, the court cited with approval the words of the Illinois court: "Voters should not be disfranchised where their intent may be ascertained with reasonable certainty, simply because the chad they punched did not completely dislodge from the ballot," the justices ruled.
"The value of awards given to the CEO could not be ascertained with reasonable accuracy owing to the rather confusing disclosure," Pirc said.
We believe we were able to ascertain with reasonable assurance that the complaints from New Mexico Republican politicians and party activists about Iglesias's handling of voter fraud and corruption cases were the reasons for his removal as U.S. Attorney.
Justice Erlbaum said, however, that he could not ascertain beyond a reasonable doubt that what had happened in Mr. Monserrate's apartment had been an intentional attack.
That includes ascertaining whether he did a reasonable job of analyzing and interpreting the data.
