The phrase "a rationale where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a justification or reasoning for a specific situation or context.
Example: "The study presents a rationale where the benefits of the new policy outweigh the costs involved."
Alternatives: "a justification in which" or "a reasoning that explains".
And so it was that, in order to satisfy a baseless fear, Quasimodo created a rationale where depriving the thirsty of water was in their own interests.
It is difficult to suggest a rationale where a drug improves clinical benefit rate but shows an apparent opposite effect on objective response Interestingly, there is evidence to suggest that gefitinib is more effective in certain populations - that is, nonsmokers compared with smokers, Asian compared with Caucasian, and women compared with men [ 23].
For instance, hospital managers can mandate that transferring patients between rooms be avoided unless there is a clear rationale where the benefits outweigh the risks.
Put another way, if a mechanism can provide "firewalls," the principle of least privilege provides a rationale for where to install the firewalls.
Chief Judge Sentelle said that Citizens United had foreclosed that rationale where the spending is not coordinated with a candidate.
Rather, the course takes an integrative approach, drawing on examples of animal, plant and bacterial viruses, to focus on unifying principles and the rationale where differences may exist.
Algorithm 1 depicts this rationale, where kmax is the largest value of k tested, k∗ is the number of clusters estimated by the method, V is the value of the validity criterion after a single run of k-means, V∗ is the value of the validity criterion for the best partition found and p is the number of different partitions generated for each number k≤kmax of clusters.
This justifies the rationale where auxiliary RNAi factors are also integral part of gene silencing apparatus.
Agglutination and dissolution characterize the Célinean event; where a rationale might be perceived, it is suppressed.
In addition, it provides a detailed explanation to accompany each recommendation, supported by a rationale and relevant evidence where available.
The data from this study establish that muscle-invasive bladder cancer is a relatively rapidly proliferating, hypoxic tumour where a rationale for alternative treatments such as ARCON is justified.
