The phrase "a reason for how" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to explain the rationale behind a method or process.
Example: "The researcher provided a reason for how the experiment was conducted to ensure transparency in the findings."
Alternatives: "an explanation for how" or "a justification for how".
Braun is a free man, but he still must give a good reason for how he got into this mess.
During that time, if you can come up with a really good reason for how this item would benefit you and enhance your life, then it has a slightly increased chance of being a good choice.
It is set in the Forest Of Dean in 1943; a place of idyllic summer beauty, marvellously photographed and shot entirely on location, on film, with no studio scenes shot on video (an important technical reason for how well the film holds up).
Rodriguez has been a reason, largely for how he has sparked Mark Teixeira, the team's best player this season.
In our report for this paper we describe each 'theme' (for example, 'interest in people' as a reason for studying medicine), state how many interviewees expressed it (e.g. 28/36) and, for more important themes, provide an illustrative quotation.
There's a reason for everything, and that's how I approach everything".
Hoffmann shed light on the circumstance of a lack in continuity which might be a reason for this ongoing uncertainty about how Germany should remember World War II.
While it likely wasn't a reason for their eventual separation considering how long they were married, it must have been difficult for Courteney Cox to live with David Arquette's pack rat tendencies.
Alleging that hormones have caused you to think, speak or behave is a certain way is the equivalent of saying that there is no legitimate reason for how you feel.
Unfortunately, your editorial is an inaccurate attack on President Bush, rather than a fair description of the problem and a reasoned suggestion for how we can solve it.
