The phrase "a security rationale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind security measures or policies.
Example: "The company implemented new protocols based on a security rationale to protect sensitive data from potential breaches."
Alternatives: "a security justification" or "a security reasoning".
THERE is a security rationale for the blog, Mr. Hawley said.
In no other format — traditional paper ticket, printable e-ticket or digital ticket delivered on a smartphone — are live-event tickets subject to such transfer restraints, and no product other than airline tickets (for which there is a security rationale) involves such restrictions.
This concern has provoked governments and international agencies to address health threats through a security rationale, which emphasizes the themes of national security, biosecurity, and human security.
In any event, any security rationale for the detention now vanishes if the Taliban threat has been decimated.
Complexity is the culprit, and it takes many forms: tedious processes for common tasks like HR and expense reports, inability to collaborate beyond the firewall without IT intervention, and information silos without any security rationale.
But with the United States seen in many quarters as a global bully, and the need for an image makeover becoming obvious, his administration developed a national security rationale for helping the poorest countries avoid turning into breeding grounds or safe harbors for terrorists.
There is also a national security rationale.
The unanimous decision asserted that Israel had a genuine security rationale, but that it did not justify the suffering the barrier's path would cause.
Therefore they are inventing a national security rationale for the TPP that does not exist.
But besides our moral responsibility, we would also have a smart national security rationale to not only offer reparations to those detainees, but offer them paying jobs in their home countries.
Security is inevitably invoked, but the security rationale seems to have been upended by the Web.
