"were reasonable to" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: He felt that the instructions given were reasonable to follow.
"They were reasonable to good performances," the 28-year-old Lewis said of her 13.41sec hurdles and 15.45m shot.
Whether he could make good decisions (3.5 turnovers per game as a senior) and shoot consistently were reasonable to question.
The assumptions and the PDF were reasonable to be used in the management of EV charging.
"We started up with roughly 1019 different computational models, and through lots of computational algorithms and filtering, we narrowed it down to roughly 80 genes that we thought were reasonable to try," Justin says.
Combining SEM and TEM observations, the samples were reasonable to have the sequence of photocatalytic activities as shown in Fig. 7a (CA-0 (cube), CA-0.2 (spheres consisted of pyramid particles), CA-0.5 (spheres composed of pyramid particles and other irregular structures), CA-1 (cube and cube formed sphere), CA-2 (sphere composed of cubic particles)).
There's more circulating than you would expect as a doctor and perhaps it were reasonable to take up one or two things, yes, into everyday practice'.
