'reasonably short' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is shorter than the average size or length but not too short. For example, "This article is reasonably short so it should not take more than an hour to read."
"People expect results in a reasonably short period of time".
One suggestion is Egypt, which requires no additional immunisations and involves a reasonably short flight.
"We will have documentaries about Rwanda in reasonably short order," he predicts.
In recent years the K-League's format — a reasonably short season with the top six entering the playoffs — has helped.
The new songs "were all written in a reasonably short period of time and recorded right away," he said.
But within a reasonably short period of time, you can know that in New York you'll always have access to clean drinking water.
To cut a long story (reasonably) short: when Thyestes stole the golden fleece, his brother Atreus took revenge by serving him a delicious meat stew.
Even more appealing to some whose daily trek involves reasonably short distances through crowded areas — myself among them — are the electric motorcycles already for sale.
Mr. Clinton did not specify the mid-February deadline but said he believed that Mr. Arafat and the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, would "reach a comprehensive peace in a reasonably short period of time".
I have a reasonably short commute – less than 20 minutes on the train to and from the office – and I tend to play it both there and back every day".
Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in a conference call on Thursday that the China business is unchanged but the company expects to make changes in a "reasonably short time from now".
