The phrase "a rational view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or opinion that is based on reason and logic rather than emotion or speculation.
Example: "In her essay, she presents a rational view of climate change, emphasizing the importance of scientific evidence."
Alternatives: "a logical perspective on" or "a reasoned approach to".
"They're taking a rational view of global economic weakness".
Aristotle has a profound influence here, again not only on Islam, but on Judaism and Christianity, because he essentially encourages a rational view of God.
In addition most evaluations so far adopt a rational view of policies and policy interactions leaving out a systemic evaluation of the institutionalism of interacting policies.
She feels that Art in America is the magazine that stands off a little to the side and tries to get a rational view of things, while Artforum is more on the spot.
"Non-Japanese investors are taking a rational view of the Toshiba scandal, indicating that they see the resignation of top figures at the company possibly opening the way to firmer corporate governance," he said.
Even a dividend growth rate of 2% would make the swaps good value, in Mr Montier's view.In the context of the London Business School study, however, investors may be taking a rational view of the dividend outlook.
But we agree with the New Jersey courts, and think it quite beyond any rational view of riparian rights, that an agreement, of no matter what private owners, could sanction the diversion of an important stream outside the boundaries of the state in which it flows.
"You tell me how the ATF caused the death of Brian Terry under any rational view of the uncontroverted facts," said Paul Pelletier, an attorney for William D. Newell, the ATF special agent in charge of the Phoenix office who oversaw Fast and Furious.
The speech in which Kate calls on wives dutifully to "place your hands below your husband's foot" remains hard to reconcile with any rational view of equality between the sexes.
He worked on this idea with obsessive thoroughness, later recalled by Pierre Schaeffer, the director of the studio, who said that Stockhausen "did not want to listen to any rational view of things and clung on to his Study on One Sound with a perfectly natural sense of ambition".
It was therefore necessary to perform a systematic screen for related elements in order to gain a more rational view of the organization of the IS 4 family.
