"deems reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's opinion or judgement. For example, "The court deemed the settlement amount reasonable."
It pays for any treatment that it deems reasonable and effective.
Under the modern Indian Constitution, freedom of speech is highly qualified, subject to what the government deems "reasonable" restrictions.
But the actual effect will depend on what the Fed, which will do the regulating, deems "reasonable and proportional", as the bill puts it.
If your doctor charges well above what the insurance company deems reasonable and customary, you may be balance-billed for the difference in addition to the co-payment you expected, for 20 percent of the reasonable and customary fees.
And it can lend that money on whatever terms the Fed's board of governors deems reasonable, as long as those terms are "fixed with a view of accommodating commerce and business".
What Mr. Conklin has done is to assemble what he calls "a random list of bin-end bottles saved over many years" and is offering them to his customers at what he deems reasonable prices.
Let it bring the money home at a rate Apple and other companies would deem reasonable.
Frankly, in line with all clubs, I think City's prices are too high – whether or not they're deemed reasonable in comparison to other clubs.
I also suspect that it isn't the $17 my insurance plan deemed "reasonable and customary" for the polio vaccine he billed at a fairly typical $40.
And while before parity his fee for an hour of psychotherapy was $85 to $90, he now collects $63 an hour, the fee deemed reasonable by the managed care companies.
Nor should public deliberation be temporally limited by the span of a moratorium or narrowed to topics that experts deem reasonable to debate.
