The phrase "reasons apply" is correct and usable in written English in certain contexts.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "We cannot accept returns for this product, as several reasons apply."
Although the diplomats limited their argument to the execution of the mentally retarded, there is no mistaking that their reasons apply to the death penalty in general.
J.P. Morgan, for one, has been buying credit insurance for chunks of its loan portfolio.All of these reasons apply in spades in Japan.
Experts are not quite certain why Scotland's birthrate has fallen so drastically, but they speculate that the same reasons apply here as they do in other countries: more women entering the work force and postponing motherhood, more young people attending universities, and contraception.
Their reasons apply evaluative concepts of benevolence, righteousness, good government, and social order (zhi) that are independent of Heaven's intention.
Concerning the latter, sometimes reasons apply to a situation but do not favour the particular action that a person takes.
But all of the above reasons apply as much to France as they do to the UK.
"Not one of those reasons applies to Dolce & Gabbana".
All of these reasons applied with great force when Brown contemplated calling an election shortly after ousting Tony Blair in 2007.
In a list of reasons for not switching respondents could indicate which reasons applied to them (0 = do not apply, 1 = apply).
If one of these possible reasons applied, the patient was monitored by the nurse and referred to her GP if bleeding continued beyond 21 days.
Consider pursuing emancipation if one of the following reasons applies to you: You are legally married, and wish to have the same rights as an adult.
