The phrase 'seem to be reasonable' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are indicating that something appears to be reasonable or logical. For example, "The idea that we should focus on customer service first seems to be reasonable."
These may seem to be reasonable positions.
"I talk to companies and in front of me they seem to be reasonable," Chowdhury says.
But those games seem to be reasonable hurdles next to the mountain they climbed Thursday.
Posada, 36, could command a three-year contract for $38 million to $42 million, which would seem to be reasonable for the Yankees.
And if Mr. Kostunica makes what seem to be reasonable offers, it will be nearly impossible for the international community to go beyond its current position that Kosovo remains legally a part of Yugoslavia.
Leaving aside the notion that congress could possibly authorise force in 2001 against an organisation that did not exist at the time, Awlaki's reported connection to those two attacks and AQAP's stated desire to conduct more operations against the United States would seem to be reasonable legal grounds to support the government's claim of imminent self-defence.
For that reason, it seems to be reasonable to set the delimiter, where denotes the integer nearest to.
General tendency of the temperature profiles seems to be reasonable for integrated type of the DTBSG.
Indeed, it seems to be reasonable to hypothesize a therapeutic role for cannabinoid antagonists in the treatment of obesity.
From that, stepwise pyrolysis of mixtures of plastics seems to be reasonable where the different components of the mixture are pyrolysed at different temperatures.
It is verified that as far as the divergent-type of dry galloping, the design criterion subject to Sc-Vrcr proposed by FHWA Federal Highway Administrationn of U.S). seems to be reasonable for practical use, on the other hand, for the unsteady dry galloping, the Saito criterion for Sc-Vrcr diagram seems to be reasonable.
