The phrase "in reasonable quantities" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the amount or quantity of something that is appropriate or not excessive. Example: It is important to consume sugar in reasonable quantities to maintain a healthy diet.
Maize, said the UN in Lilongwe, was beginning to get to Malawi in "reasonable" quantities.
Nobody can say that these foods in reasonable quantities are bad.
Third, oil and gas are still flowing in reasonable quantities from the North Sea.
The Transportation Security Administration's rule says you may carry on baby food and liquids in "reasonable quantities for the duration of your itinerary".
She and Rich used to drink red wine every day in reasonable quantities because it was supposed to be good for your heart.
One reason is that the distilleries regard this as too good a market to risk losing and are going to see to it that their products are offered in reasonable quantities for the duration.
Often there is initially little or no software and this normally takes about a year to appear in reasonable quantity.
The DP cell population in the OP9-DL1 culturepresentsnts a relatively homogeneous population and can be isolated by FACS-sorting in reasonable quantity for miRNA qPCR analyses.
Although the latter did not interact with any other septin when used as bait, it was however selected in reasonable quantity by both SEPT4 (23% of the interacting septins) and to a lesser extent by SEPT7 (2% of the interacting septins).
One of the primary requirements for an oligonucleotide analogue to be successful as an antigene/antisense agent is for it to be taken up by the cells in reasonable quantity so that it can reach its target in sufficient concentration.
The obesity service was regularly audited which meant that some data such as number of patients in the different waiting lists, number of patients discharged, etc, was available in reasonable quantity.
