The phrase "a rationale for rejecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reasoning or justification behind a decision to reject something, such as a proposal or an idea.
Example: "The committee provided a rationale for rejecting the application, citing insufficient evidence and lack of alignment with the project's goals."
Alternatives: "a reason for dismissing" or "an explanation for refusal".
The new left gave the students a rationale for rejecting the plan.
What strikes me as worrisome is Ryle' tendency to use the web metaphor as a rationale for rejecting the old, Russellian conception of analysis, with its emphasis on precisely formulated logical forms, and replacing it with methodology which, in some cases, may degenerate into a recipe for generating a conceptual fog.
We would argue, however, that this is still not a legitimate rationale for rejecting proffered evidence a priori.
This article was amended on 7 October 2015 to provide clearer attribution to a quote about tAssad's rationale for rejecting Qatar's proposed oil pipeline.
For the time being, we foresee applications of the CDMS in the search for ways to integrate diverse sources of clinical data in a manner that allows clinicians to weigh in and discuss and debate their rationale for rejecting specific putative potential workflows, and to identify the critical missing types of information required to finalize decisions needed for highly integrative clinical studies.
A hospital spokeswoman said that medical privacy laws prevented her from commenting on the original rationale for rejecting Mr. Stokes.
The industry groups know this, which is why they are offering the court another rationale for rejecting the regulations.
The Secretary's rationale for rejecting the Board's returns was as follows: "The Board has not alleged any facts or circumstances that suggest the existence of voter fraud.
If the indeterminacy thesis is true, then on the face of it there would be some rationale for rejecting the possibility of psychophysical laws.
