The phrase "a thorough reasoning" is not commonly used in written English
It can be used when discussing the depth or completeness of a logical argument or explanation.
Example: "The report provided a thorough reasoning for the proposed changes in policy."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive explanation" or "an in-depth rationale."
Plaintiff's argument is rejected implicitly by the Ninth Circuit in Del Madera; in the language of Section 301(b)(3); and in the thorough reasoning of the Second Circuit in Harper & Row.
It stands to reason then that medical teachers should possess a thorough understanding of diagnostic reasoning as a "basic science" of medical education.
Left with no other choice, we've taken it upon ourselves through a thorough process of logical reasoning, cyber-detection, and admittedly unverifiable (though crucial) guesswork to investigate.
The EFSA suggests a thorough emphasis on probabilistic reasoning (frequentistic and subjective).
The first-year curriculum provides a thorough grounding in fundamental legal reasoning and analysis.
Dr Wells counters anticipated criticism with a thorough approach in which four lines of reasoning are used to arrive at the same survival formula.
Although public health guidelines should be based on a thorough risk assessment, neither the assessment itself nor the reasoning that is applied to derive a guideline can be scientific.
Unfortunately for Strauss-Kahn, Stewart did a thorough job making a mockery of both Levy and Stein's "airtight" reasoning.
Evidential probabilities are a kind of "interval-valued" probability together with a thorough theory for inferring them from statistical data, and for logically reasoning about them.
The monitor aims to achieve an effective integration among the delivery of the three safety tasks through the exploitation of a thorough and cost-effective off-line safety analysis model and the distributed reasoning of a multi-agent system.
