The phrase "a rationale to make" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind a decision or action, but it typically requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The committee provided a rationale to make the final decision on the project funding."
Alternatives: "a reason to create" or "a justification to produce".
Usually that means finding a new way to invade the home -- and a rationale to make the incursion go down easier with a suspicious public.
ACA critic Avik Roy of Forbes, grasping for a rationale to make Gruber's remarks relevant to the ACA today, snarks that Gruber has revealed something that Roy himself always has maintained: that Obamacare is a "redistribution of wealth from the young and healthy to the old and unhealthy".
Overall, in consideration of the new molecular findings and experiences gained in the past years, there is a rationale to make proposals for the upcoming revision of diagnostic guidelines that are going to be published in the near future.
It also offered Mrs. Clinton a fresh rationale to make to superdelegates that Mr. Obama is a flawed general-election candidate.
For example, concerning the decision to invoke public opinion data as a proxy surrogate, one student commented, "I wonder if using this rationale to make a decision was truly based on what was in the best interest of the patient" E11.
Simply telling people not to do drugs has never worked as an overarching policy, especially when authority figures have so frequently relied on a dishonest or grossly exaggerated rationale to make their case.
If you are fabricating rationale to make your choice sound noble, ask someone you know will be brutally honest if they think your choice is ethical.
Whenever we use surrogate endpoints and physiologic rationale to make decisions in patient care, investigators and clinicians should be cautious when translating the data into clinical benefit.
Targeting dietary information at both men and their partners may encourage shared responsibility and strengthen men's rationales to make positive dietary changes.
These data provide little support for acceptance and "gratitude" as a rationale to support decision making about OPC continuation.
Give me a rationale good enough to make me do it, because this has such high costs for the patient and for me.' 'Now we do it [forced tube-feeding, authors] more in our treatment without the somatic aspects being as clear or acute.
