The phrase "a more rationalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to a system, process, or idea that make it more logical or efficient.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a more rationalized approach to resource allocation within the organization."
Alternatives: "a more streamlined" or "a more logical".
According to Polanyi (2013), this time system would necessarily be replaced by a more rationalized form when encountering the rhythms of social time.
Surrogate markers that can predict an individual's prostatic OS would complement a more rationalized selection of candidates for PC prevention.
On the other hand, there has been a major shift towards a more rationalized, biomedically-oriented health care, based on protocols and guidelines (the paradigm of 'evidence based medicine') [ 25, 26].
It gradually allowed the emergence of privately owned businesses while at the same time implemented market-style reforms, which required a more rationalized management for the (almost always) state-owned companies.
While more accurate data may result from more rationalized data collection and reporting processes, a crucial element is to provide ongoing supervision and support to the process.
Over the last decade or two, Academy Awards campaigns have become much more rationalized.
Banks and corporations "are much more rationalized" than before the crisis, Mr. Han said.
It suggests that such a crime would be more explicable, more easily rationalized, less worthy of moral outrage.
I've never heard a more poignant rationalizing of heckling in my life, and I doubt I ever will.
Though Gigerenzer finds business executives frequently make decisions by gut feel, and some of these might be brilliant, no statistics are quoted on the success rate of gut feel decisions versus the more carefully rationalized decisions.
While the effect of primary mutations on inhibitor binding can be more easily rationalized because those amino acids make direct contact with the inhibitor, many PR mutations are secondary and are found outside of the active site.
