The phrase "a rationale for its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind a particular action, decision, or concept.
Example: "The committee provided a rationale for its decision to implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "a justification for its" or "an explanation for its".
And the army, which has used the struggle over Kashmir as a rationale for its power, remains a wild card.
The document does not spell out a rationale for its claim that excluding those three countries was necessary to protect American national security interests.
But the majority couldn't agree on a rationale for its decision, so instead of one majority opinion, five separate concurrences were produced.
This immunoapoptotin-armored MSC strategy provides a rationale for its use in extended malignancies by combining MSC mobility with redirected immunoapoptotins against a given tumor antigen.
To clarify the role of carnitine supplementation in idiopathic asthenozoospermia and to look for a rationale for its use in asthenozoospermic patients.
Supporters of the policy often point specifically to gun crimes as a rationale for its use (since the policy often aimed at finding illegal firearms on suspects), but 2016 saw the fewest shootings during the first six months of the year in decades.
But as Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. pointed out, the Federal Circuit had a rationale for adding its distinctive gloss to the concept of obviousness.
The anticollagen and immune-modulating effects of D-penicillamine provided a rationale for testing its efficacy in diffuse cutaneous SSc, specifically to slow skin fibrosis.
"No other nation," he said, "joins us in imposing these sanctions, and it has had little effect beyond providing the Cuban government with a rationale for restrictions on its people".
And though this policy has been rooted in the best of intentions, no other nation joins us in imposing these sanctions and it has had little effect beyond providing the Cuban government with a rationale for restrictions on its people.
Many experts have predicted that Iran would try to carefully manage the escalation after an Israeli first strike in order to avoid giving the United States a rationale for attacking with its far superior forces.
