The phrase "a rationale for explaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind a particular explanation or argument.
Example: "The researcher provided a rationale for explaining the significance of the study's findings in the context of existing literature."
Alternatives: "a justification for clarifying" or "a reason for elucidating".
This comparison has provided a rationale for explaining autoreactivity patterns observed at the sub-nanoscale (atoms), lower nanoscale (dendrimers) and higher nanoscale levels involving either unsaturated electron shells, monomer shells or dendrimer shells, respectively.
The focus of this theoretical paper is to provide a rationale for explaining how country-specific optimal legal systems emerge in order to regulate national migration flows.
Our systems biology strategy may also provide a rationale for explaining differential and common effects of drugs and drug classes.
The model provides a rationale for explaining various experimental findings and several new testable hypotheses could be formulated.
Thus, we now have a rationale for explaining how the switching mechanism present in an oligopeptide TEGT mixed SAM can control binding capacity on the surface.
The transformation of vesicles into planar structures is proposed as a possible rationale for explaining the lower doses required when a liposome formulation is supplemented with surfactant PEs.
On the basis of our data, the main rationale for explaining HL during CPB is a Do2 inadequate to guarantee the needed Vo2 of the patient.
Another rationale for explaining the share decrease was because of a large price decrease in natural gas, caused by the recent development of shale gas.
Explaining his rationale for the revamp, Newell said: "I've been doing this for 13 years now.
Participants were initially given a rationale for the relaxation exercises which explained that the exercises were designed to be helpful for relieving worry and stress.
The consultation led to the development of: (i) a PAC staff directory across the health-board, (ii) a training needs analysis documents, (iii) a standardised POA data set, (iv) standard POA clinical guidelines and (v) a communication strategy for explaining the rationale behind the POA guidelines standardisation across the health-board.
