The phrase "reasonable end" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a conclusion or outcome that is fair and sensible. Example: After much discussion, we came to a reasonable end to our dispute and reached a compromise that satisfied both parties.
5 22 23 For these reasons, in-hospital mortality seems a reasonable end point for assessing whether a patient is a good candidate for early discharge (or outpatient treatment).
As I cautioned yesterday, there is no reasonable end to this process if it slips away.
Our opponents on the other hand don't seem to be able to accept those reasonable end points.
At the more reasonable end of the spectrum are the Eastern-derived disciplines, such as yoga and meditation.
It would be a positive move for our psyches, a frivolous act toward no reasonable end except perhaps a personal satisfaction that not even money or power can match.
Sometimes hard heads need a bit of knocking against each other, maybe with a good mediator thrown in, to find the good sense necessary to get to a reasonable end.
If we get a reasonable ending when the report is published, at least we can all go home and say, "Well, there you are.
They believe each individual has the autonomy to make reasonable end-of-life decisions, and that prosecuting doctors and nurses for anything short of criminal malfeasance is a travesty that will only ruin innocent lives and increase patient suffering.
Therefore, we intended to design an uncontrolled pilot-trial, which is feasible for a single center, but is represented by a reasonable end-point.
For each law we select a ground truth set of parameters which gives physiologically reasonable end-diastolic volume and pressure and generate synthetic 3D tags from an LV inflation simulation.
The new plan sets out an ambitious but reasonable goal of ending homelessness among veterans and ending chronic homelessness by 2015; and to ending homelessness among families and young people by 2020.
