The phrase "a plausible logic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasoning or arguments that seem reasonable or believable within a given context.
Example: "The detective presented a plausible logic for why the suspect was at the scene of the crime."
Alternatives: "a reasonable rationale" or "a credible argument."
This theory has very important philosophical consequences; for one thing, it generates a very plausible formal logic of counterfactual conditionals.
The onus is on the defender of junk to produce an equally plausible overall logic of part-whole relations which tolerates junky models.[48] And as to scientific seriousness, while there is lots of work on physical cosmology, as far as I know virtually all of it takes for granted that there is such a thing as the cosmos.
What's remarkable about that is that this was all based on the presumption that freshwater logic would provide a plausible, workable alternative to Keynes – a presumption that was not borne out by anything that had happened in the 1970s.
A plausible and realistic rationale for nonmonotonic logic has to fit it into a broader picture of reasoning about uncertainty that also includes probabilistic reasoning.[15] Three influential papers on nonmonotonic logic appeared in 1980: McDermott & Doyle 1980, Reiter 1980, and McCarthy 1980.
To avoid potentially spurious or statistically intractable problems common in large-scale correlative studies, our model-building strategy used existing knowledge from other studies [2], [4] [6] and logic to construct a plausible set of a priori hypotheses regarding the relationship between threat risk its putative drivers.
To illustrate the advantages and disadvantages of different formalisms related to logic models, MacNamara and colleagues constructed a plausible network of interactions consisting of signaling factors known to be activated downstream of EGF and T N F- α [ 27].
Logic models provide a visual and diagrammatic representation of a programme that depict a plausible and intended trajectory from inputs and activities to outputs and outcomes [ 6].
That seems a plausible relationship.
Is this a plausible place?
He has a plausible story.
