The phrase "at a reasonable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing, quantities, or levels that are considered fair or acceptable.
Example: "The service was provided at a reasonable amount, making it accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "at a fair price" or "for a sensible cost".
"They are trying to get good produce at a reasonable amount where the farmer can survive and not cut the farmer's throat". Whole Foods recently announced a heightened focus on buying local produce, including a $10 million budget to promote local agriculture, following pressure from author Michael Pollan, who has called into question the wisdom of industrial organics.
We chatted with her some more about the science behind eating our feelings, and some simple strategies for learning how to cut ourselves off at a reasonable amount of snackage.
After a long period of stagnation, welfare rates in Ontario declined steeply (in constant Canadian dollars), with one informant noting that "people on ODSP and OWc or general welfare, they're basically receiving approximately 45% less than had the rate continued to go up at a reasonable amount since around 1996.
So you're going to need at least one kid (you can have more if you like, just keep it at a reasonable amount), a pet, and a dad for your kids.
At 15 cm, a reasonable amount of fibers with nanoscale diameters were collected at the electrode.
I would probably make the marker lower though so they at least have a reasonable amount of paper to use.
Often this was on the basis that they may have had no other choice in any case and adopting this approach to their career did at least offer a reasonable amount of job security and the potential of a comfortable lifestyle in retirement.
Ms. Copeland struck a deal to rent the space at $8,775 a week, a reasonable amount for the theater's size.
A reasonable amount at breakfast time, certainly, but hardly bottomless.
The resin-treated OPT panels at 32% solid content provided a reasonable amount of free formaldehyde (0.359 mg/L) which attained F∗∗∗∗ according to Japanese Agriculture Standard JASS).
That is, if we could limit our appetites for knowing a reasonable amount at a reasonable stage in our development then we would be OK with what we know and our rate of increase in knowledge, both.
