The phrase "a rationalization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an explanation or justification for a particular action or event. For example, "He offered a rationalization of his decision to quit his job."
Unfortunately, the lessons are merely a rationalization of prejudices.
For clarity, Fig. 4f h display a rationalization of the distinct molecular species by superimposing a coloured model.
The retention equations obtained allow a rationalization of the interactions contributing to retention and separation in the HILIC systems considered.
To some it has an undercurrent of Russian chauvinism, a rationalization of the wars in Chechnya as a defense of civilization against extremism.
"This is a rationalization of the decision that the administration is not going to weigh in because it costs something and it's not going to work".
"What they should do is coordinate a rationalization of the industry across the producing companies," he said in an interview on Tuesday.
The education message is long an rationalization of postponement and short on urgent priorities.
having as the preeminent realization the Bohr-de Broglie formulation a, leading with the first rationalization of the atomic periodicity [37].
Keynesian have lasting power, despite their many failures these past decades, because they provide a patina of a rationalization for advocates of ever-bigger government and statism.
That is, I want a framework that is more than an after-the-fact rationalization of what we already know happened.
We are subjected to each side's finding a plausible rationalization of a position intended for its sole benefit.
