The phrase "a set of rationales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple reasons or justifications for a particular decision or action.
Example: "The committee presented a set of rationales for their decision to implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "a collection of justifications" or "a series of reasons".
At the very least, however, Common Crawl presents a powerful and intriguing model for how web-scale data can power open data research and offers traditional web archives a set of workflows, rationales and precedent to examine that are fully aligned with those of the academic community.
As for Hoyer: Austerity Lite advocates have offered a shifting set of rationales for their deficit fixation, using everything from disproven inflation fears to discredited economic spreadsheets.
Based on our findings from Phases 1 and 2, we drafted a set of nine recommendations with supporting rationales for enhancing the integration of evidence during the prenatal record review process across Canadian jurisdictions.
In this paper we outline the rationale, including establishing a set of criteria, for selecting eEOVs for the SOOS and develop a list of candidate eEOVs for further evaluation.
The rationale is: if a set of functionally-related genes (e.g., a module or a pathway) is correlated with a disease phenotype, there is a trend that the set enriches in a certain area of the ranked gene list according to their differential expression between the sample classes [12].
In previous reports we documented the need for PCTs in pediatric psychopharmacology [ 4], described common obstacles to conducting PCTs in psychiatry and proposed a set of solutions [ 5], and presented a theoretical rationale for CAPTN [ 3].
A set of structural alerts for carcinogenesis was automatically generated and the chemical rationale for them investigated- these structural alerts are statistically independent of the Salmonella mutagenicity.
Prominent examples are used to inductively derive a set of four models commonly used to engage with startups and to describe their characteristics, challenges, and rationales.
One rationale for this is that PhD theses are often based on a set of published articles synthesized into a 'cover story' of some 30 50 pages.
The rationale in using different stringency levels is to evaluate the discriminating power of a set of loci.
