The phrase 'reasonably consider' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about thinking through a problem or situation with reasonable judgement. For example, "We must reasonably consider all of our options before we make a decision."
For these reasons, we can reasonably consider rDNA as the 'king of the housekeeping genes' in terms of function and quantity (for review, see Kobayashi 2011).
Do I have to reasonably consider whether it will cause annoyance to somebody else?
What I might reasonably consider harassment by a landlord doesn't necessarily rise to the definition under the rent laws".
(Although there must be a statute of limitations on how old you can be and still reasonably consider yourself an orphan).
And even if they do, the government might reasonably consider that an acceptable cost of having taken bold steps when they were needed.
You might reasonably consider two consecutive weeks at the end of March/beginning of April to be roughly equivalent for measuring purposes, but we're at a crucial seasonal point.
However, it will also test whether the action could "be reasonably considered to have caused offence".
The Administrative Law Judge concludes that the climate sensitivity is reasonably considered to be in the 2-4.5°C 2-4.5°C
And every state requires parents to make decisions that are reasonably considered to be in the child's best interests.
Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, the Services may not be used in any publication that contains any material which is reasonably considered by GNM to: 9.1.1.
It is too far for any of your partners to give it to you but not so far that anyone reasonably considers it one you would miss.
