"reasonable structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to an organized or logical layout of something. For example, "The course was designed with a reasonable structure, so that new students could easily understand the material."
The particular CVD furnace of reasonable structure was designed and fabricated domestically.
The samples have appropriate interconnectivity and reasonable structure with equable pore-arranging and uniform size of pore.
Based on examples considered in the present paper, an optimization design method and a reasonable structure are put forward.
The new platform has excellent anti-heave performance, reasonable structure and feasibility, and can provide reference for the design and selection of new generation semi-submersible drilling platform.
The cycling performance of composites is stable benefited from the reasonable structure designing as well as the amorphous state of TiO2.
The research results indicate that the findings lay a foundation for designing the reasonable structure of MPS, so the new explanation for the signal generation mechanism in this study is of great practical value.
8. (C) Ambassador Eikenberry said he too was flexible on how to reorganize and believed that we have reasonable structures in the South and East.
The numerical examples provided illustrate mechanically reasonable structures and establish the worst load cases corresponding to these optimal structures.
The same information may have many different reasonable structures depending on how people think of it, talk about it, or use it.
Among various of oxygen electrode catalysts, carbon-based materials have triggered tremendous attention as suitable cathode catalysts for Li O2 batteries due to the reasonable structures and the balance of catalytic activity, durability and cost.
Electronic structure methods (see previous note) are generally more expensive than molecular mechanics (MM), where, with appropriate parameterisation, reasonable structures can often be obtained quickly.
