The phrase "a rational model for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a theoretical framework or approach that is based on logical reasoning or systematic analysis.
Example: "The researchers developed a rational model for understanding consumer behavior in the digital marketplace."
Alternatives: "a logical framework for" or "a systematic approach to".
A rational model for design with crack control of reinforced concrete structures is presented.
A basic step towards such a crucial goal is to establish a rational model for evaluating the van der Waals interactional force between two tubes.
These studies provide a rational model for the design and assessment of new minimal-epitope vaccines based on their in vivo induction of a pathogen-specific CTL response.
In this paper a rational model for the shear capacity of beams without shear reinforcement is presented, relating to the basic case of a straight beam subjected to combined shear and bending.
A rational model for predicting the maximal section flattening of the thin-walled circular steel tube under its straightening process was presented by the principle of minimum potential energy.
Finally a rational model for predicting the maximal section flattening of the thin-walled circular steel tube under its straightening process is presented by the principle of minimum potential energy.
People could deviate from a rational model of behavior, for example, there is evidence that present bias (i.e., a higher discount rate between the present and the immediate future than between two future time periods) plays an important role in health behavior (Kremer and Glennerster 2012).
According to Jonassen (2012), the trade-off analysis is a rational model of decision-making and an avenue for metacognitive awareness that opens opportunities for learning (Jonassen 2012).
When people design a complicated rational model for DSS, no matter how precise, it may not be accepted by users, especially by intuitive-style and feeling-style people (Davis, G.B., Olson, M.H., 1985.
It resolves two key issues, (a) regression structures for identifying a rational model that contain non-smooth nonlinearity, and (b) unknown noise distributions arising in practical identification problems.
We investigate and analyze the numerical predictions of a recently proposed rational model for transport of protons and water in a PEM, when compared to a widely used empirical model.
