The phrase "a rationalized process for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or system that has been made more efficient or logical for a specific purpose.
Example: "The team developed a rationalized process for managing project timelines, ensuring that all tasks were completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "an optimized method for" or "a streamlined approach to".
The current study developed a rationalized method for the quantification and identification of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) in wastewaters.
Rational suicide -- or a rationalized one?
The simple structural surface (SSS) method, is offered as a means of organizing the process for rationalizing the basic vehicle body structure load paths.
The new mechanism also (i) operates for detwinning and rationalizes complex twin shapes observed in experiments, and (ii) suggests a process for dynamic strain aging commonly observed in Mg alloys at elevated temperatures.
Therefore, there is ample scope for rationalizing the process of drug discovery by prospecting for plant-derived molecules (PDMs) with virtual screening approach.
However, with this expansion of opportunity there comes a considerable need to rationalize the process of therapy development.
This experience demonstrates how drawing upon existing instruments can inspire and rationalize the process of developing a new, tailor-made instrument.
Process innovations rise to a peak after the period of product innovation, as the manufacturer rationalizes the process and reduces costs.
Theoretical models2,3 have long suggested that autocatalytic processes can result in kinetically controlled asymmetric amplification, a prediction that has now been verified experimentally4,5,6 and rationalized mechanistically7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14 for an autocatalytic alkylation reaction.
These biokinetic coefficients yield a set of realistic design parameters, which can be used in rationalizing the design of the activated sludge process for a specific substrate.
