The phrase "reasonable margin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about allowing an appropriate amount of additional time or space for something, or when talking about a degree of difference that is acceptable. For example: "We need to leave a reasonable margin for error in the project."
"We want people making reasonable margin.
It starts with a reasonable margin, but after all the costs of handling the product, Amazon loses $1 a pack.
He said: "Borrowing looks set to be higher than the OBR forecast in March, possibly by a reasonable margin.
But the administration added that "the cost of the contraceptive coverage could include a reasonable margin," or profit, for insurers.
Asked his opinion on what margin of profits would be expected from Channel 4 if it was expected to compete commercially, Abraham said: "20%to30%0% would be a reasonable margin, at a minimum.
His deficit is 2min 38sec; it is, as the French saying goes, a little and a lot at the same time: a reasonable margin of safety but no more.
Total output passed 1m ounces this year, making Harmony the fourth-largest producer in the country.As other companies copy Harmony's cost-cutting techniques, the South African gold industry will probably achieve reasonable margins even if the price remains depressed.
How have retailers managed to sustain profits? A. Since the fourth quarter of last year, they have done a good job of finding the right balance between the top-line sales volume they are generating and their ability to manage costs and inventories so they can realize reasonable margins.
These ranges are above traditional uses of sonic anemometry in meteorology due to the limitations inherent to industrial units, but remain within reasonable margins for engineering applications.
This paper presents a case of study where a technology based orchestration of learning scripts was applied in a large enrollment course to promote student sustained effort through the course and keep the workload on teaching staff within reasonable margins.
2. It must be sold at reasonable margins, without the rapacious profits of recent years.
