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You can obtain a PHP reusable block by creating a function that generates the code you want to reuse throughout your PHP project.

Here are the steps to create a PHP reusable block:

1. Define your function: Start by defining your function with a name that describes what the block does. For example, if you are creating a reusable block to display a header on your pages, your function could be named displayHeader().

2. Define your function parameters: Determine what values you want to pass into your function to customize the behavior of the block. For example, if you want to allow users to customize the header text and color, you could define two parameters: text and color.

3. Write the code for your function: Within the function body, write the PHP code that generates the desired output. Use the parameters you defined in step 2 to modify the output as needed.

4. Test your function: To make sure your function works correctly, call it within your PHP code and verify that it produces the expected output.

5. Save your function in a separate file: Once you're happy with your function, save it in a reusable file that you can include in any PHP project where you need to use the code.

6. Call your function: To use the reusable block in your PHP project, simply include the file that contains your function and call it from within your code with the desired parameters.