"reasonable choices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to choices that are thought to be wise or sensible. Example: The candidate evaluated all the options and made reasonable choices in order to reach the best outcome.
Whether he made reasonable choices will be the issue.
For this food you want a hearty wine, and there are good, reasonable choices.
We accept that the I.N.S. policy at issue here comes within the range of reasonable choices.
THE BAR A full bar and ample wine selection, with many reasonable choices; bottles from $20. THE BILL Lunch: entrees, $8 to $15, including pizzas, salads and panini.
"We at Apple believe most people want to be honest, and if offered reasonable choices, most people will choose to buy their content".
But Mark Bartorelli, chief actuary of the AARP Medigap unit of the United Healthcare Insurance Company, said "seniors need to have reasonable choices".
But they said they were not permitted to second-guess a decision by immigration officials that fit "within the range of reasonable choices," even if that decision "worries us some".
The three-judge panel found that the immigration service was "within the outside border of reasonable choices" in denying the child's asylum application, which he had signed in a childlike scrawl, "ELIAN".
Besides his top two picks, he said the other target-date funds that are commonly offered in 401(k) accounts — such as those from Fidelity, Putnam or American Funds — were also reasonable choices, especially if employers were offering matching 401(k) contributions.
The idea is to give employees enough information to make reasonable choices.
The power mask levels have not been optimized but we believe they are reasonable choices.
