"reasonably answer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to give a reasonable or logical response to something. Example: The teacher asked the students to reasonably answer the question in their essay.
Households with a head of household less than 18 years of age were excluded due to Institutional Review Board IRBB) approval for adults only and respondents that could reasonably answer questions about household finances were included.
Whether test takers could reasonably answer 66 three-option questions in the time it would take to answer 60 four-option questions is an empirical question for this context.
Practically speaking, if we want to reasonably answer this question, we need to define what we expect from these systems, to identify the setting in which the system is going to be used, and to evaluate whether or not these systems accurately achieve what we expect from them.
"The key to that is to get the vRep to answer all the questions that can be reasonably answered and have a high probability of being correct".
According to Tait, questions of existence of mathematical entities can only be sensibly asked and reasonably answered from within (axiomatic) mathematical frameworks.
Some political questions can be reasonably answered without reference to libertarian orthodoxies, such as the one I asked about the principles that would govern him in making legislative compromises, and together we summarized his answer as "common sense".
This moral demand can be reasonably answered, as it has been most succinctly by another British observer of these United States, speaking from experience of a British welfare system that has done more than perhaps any program in the country's modern history to destroy a productive and content society.
The magnitude of the endeavor dictates that we carefully articulate questions that might be reasonably answered with existing data in the near term and set an agenda to proceed to more complex and difficult questions.
I talked gently and reasonably in answer to all the horrible abuse.
The available materials are always massively incomplete and you're always having to think of ways of deriving some kind of reasonably likely answer from intractable data.
But I am able to defend myself, or give a reasonably good answer, to a question about small business — or, at least, I thought that until the next question arrived.
