The phrase "a rationale for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind the act of measuring something, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The study provides a clear rationale for measuring the effectiveness of the new teaching methods implemented in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a justification for measuring" or "a reason for measuring".
The IAA determines the quality and acceptability of the notion among annotators and provides a rationale for measuring the quality of prior developed annotation guidelines.
Only a few papers provided a rationale for measuring QoL [ 14, 20, 30, 31] or a rationale for the choice of QoL instrument [ 18, 20, 30, 31].
With its understanding that the customer is the value-creator, the Service Logic perspective presents an underlying rationale for measuring and managing the performance of EEs.
A summary sheet was used to record the following: rationale for measuring QoL; choice of QoL instrument, quality of scale description and scoring methods; sample size justification; quality of summary statistics for QoL and analysis; discussion of the clinical importance of QoL findings and general methodological quality in relation to QoL A total of 16 trials were identified.
Further rationale for measuring therapeutic beta-lactam concentrations relates to the absence of a "clearly defined clinical parameter that allows dose adjustments" (criterion 3).
The rationale for measuring total RANKL, rather than free RANKL, was that only a small fraction of circulating RANKL is unbound, and total RANKL was therefore considered to reflect better the tissue production of soluble RANKL.
The rationale for measuring concentrations of drugs in plasma, serum, or blood is that concentration response relationships are often less variable than dose response relationships.
We found that in soil under unimproved pastures, remnant vegetation and forests there is good rationale for measuring soil organic C beyond the commonly recommended depth of 0 30 cm.
The rationale for measuring curvature sensitivity during active movement was that PD patients could use information derived from an efference copy of their motor commands to predict the curvedness of their hand trajectories via the use of an internal forward dynamics model [31].
The rationale for measuring drug levels at three separate time points was that there is potentially intra-individual variability in drug levels, especially for PIs [ 38, 39].
