The phrase "a rationale to use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification for employing a particular method, approach, or tool in a specific context.
Example: "In our report, we will provide a rationale to use this new software, highlighting its benefits over the previous system."
Alternatives: "a reason to utilize" or "a justification for using".
This provides a rationale to use porcine sequences in gene expression comparisons with human in transcriptomic analysis.
39, 40 These studies provide evidence of a functional interaction between the ER and EGFR pathways in lung cancer and support a rationale to use combined therapy.
Hence, there is a rationale to use prokinetic agents prior to the procedure to decrease GTT and thereby potentially increase the rate of complete small bowel examinations.
There is a good rationale to use such agents because they are safe for long-term administration (data from the osteoporosis studies) and easy to administer.
In conclusion, the results of our study underscore a new rationale to use mTOR inhibitors in the clinics and to combine them with autophagy inhibitors.
Such heterogeneity in behaviour of pharmacists and patients, potentially related to above mentioned factors unobserved in our database, provides a strong rationale to use the random effects model as we did here.
The unique properties of L-cells and the GLP-1 promoter provide a strong rationale to use the GLP-1 promoter to express glucose-regulated insulin in intestinal L-cells for the potential treatment of diabetes.
Taking into account the stimulation of production of antiangiogenic chemokines by IL-12, its role in the promotion of cell-mediated immune response, and augmentation of NK activity by this cytokine (see " Biological effects of IL-12 and its role in the antitumor defense mechanisms" section of this review), there was a strong rationale to use IL-12 in patients with AIDS-associated Kaposi sarcoma.
Moreover, osteoclast secreted RANKL (receptor activator of nuclear factor kappa-B ligand) and RANK combination promotes the proliferation and survival of breast cancer stem cells in pre-clinical studies, suggesting a strong scientific rationale to use inhibitors of the osteoclast activity to improve survival.
The rationale to use a cluster design at practice level is to prevent contamination of structural attention to CMR activities within the GP practice.
One major rationale to use a biclustering approach is that genes may exhibit correlated expression profiles under certain conditions, but not in other conditions [ 18].
