The phrase 'seems most reasonable' is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used as a way to express that a suggestion or idea appears to be the most sensible or logical solution to a problem. For example, "Given the circumstances, a two-week break from work seems most reasonable."
But Norton Juster invented the one that probably seems most reasonable to contemporary young readers: an ordinary turnpike tollbooth, no change or E-ZPass required.
The advice which the Religious Literacy Leadership Programme will issue in the autumn proposes a common sense approach, rooted in open discussion with religious students and staff about what seems most reasonable, and with local Muslim groups and Imams to hear how they might be able to help out.
It seems most reasonable, however, to accept only the first sentence as belonging to Xenocrates.
Considering the limitations imposed on sandy beach ecology, improved estimation seems most reasonable, with emerging techniques such as geostatistics, extrapolative estimates of species richness and general additive models representing areas of potential progress.
It seems most reasonable to assume that he followed, to a greater or lesser degree, the Pythagorean life handed down from the time of Pythagoras, who died some twenty years before Philolaus was born.
Still, when he is pressed to defend the communal arrangements (449c ff)., Socrates focuses on the guardian classes (see, e.g., 461e and 464b), and it seems most reasonable to suppose that the communism about families extends just as far as the communism about property does, on the grounds that only the best people can live as friends with such things in common (cf. Laws 739c-740b).
If not, they would hand over authority "in such other way as may seem most reasonable and in the best interests of the Indian people".
In light of this information, the molecular timescale estimates we have presented that seem most reasonable for the butterflies are the lower bounds of the 95% confidence intervals for the slow evolving data set (Table 3).
So I can't be absolutely sure, but it seems the most reasonable guess.
This seems the most reasonable explanation for why a pixel size as gross as 28.5 m (LANDSAT TM bands 1 5 and 7) is adequate to map such features.
"If, however, we accept what seems the most reasonable theory of the peopling of the Southern Sea Islands, that of accidental drifts from Asia, Africa, and other islands the possibility opens up of an undiscovered race of human beings in the Antarctic.
