The phrase "reasonable activity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or behavior that is sensible, practical, and within the bounds of what is considered socially acceptable or logical. Example: "The school has a code of conduct that prohibits any disruptive or unreasonable activities during class time."
The regenerated catalyst showed reasonable activity toward desulfurization of gasoline.
A current agreement between schools and unions states that teachers should spend time on "any reasonable activity" their headteacher instructs.
To provide reasonable activity, the minimum catalyst layer thickness should be around 2 4 μm.
At optimised conditions, selectivity towards cinnamylalcohol of about 60 70% and reasonable activity were achieved.
This effect can be avoided using ammonia-treated carbons which demonstrated reasonable activity with simultaneous high selectivity.
The IrOx/SrIrO3 catalyst outperforms known IrOx and ruthenium oxide (RuOx) systems, the only other OER catalysts that have reasonable activity in acidic electrolyte.
As perhaps befits a middle-aged celebration, these are all eminently reasonable activities.
Catalysts containing mild acid base pairs such as those existing in amorphous aluminophosphates (ALPOs) allow to achieve high selectivities with still very reasonable activities.
The effective energy storage densities of the CaO silo is shown to be over 260 kWh/m3 with reasonable activities of the solids when storing CaO solids in the silo at around 813 K.
It has to work with military officers who want to professionalize their ranks, give protection to the nongovernmental human rights organizations when they come under attack for reasonable activities and find every way possible to encourage countries like Indonesia to integrate with the global economy and institutions, rather than cutting them off, which is idiotic.
Generally it should be selected by running simulations for a variety of time block values and determining which yields the most biologically reasonable activity-level changes for a known protein.
