The phrase "above rationale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to reasoning or justification that has been previously mentioned in a text.
Example: "The decision to proceed with the project is based on the above rationale provided in the report."
Alternatives: "previous reasoning" or "prior justification".
The algorithm we aim to counter[3] is based on the above rationale.
In our proposed belief logic, following are the statements which we describe the properties of above rationale.
Taking in mind the above rationale, in this work we have selected the parallelization strategy based on skewers.
The above rationale for efficient channel monitoring assumes that the periodic channel context can be combined to derive better resource selection decision policies.
In this work, we focus on detecting changes in the filter selectivities and costs, although the above rationale can be adopted for other runtime characteristics, such as the network latency.
Moreover, the above rationale doesn't tell the whole story, for the smallish size of the trans community belies the broader significance of our struggles.
In view of all of the above, the rationale for the triplet code is still unclear.
Active motor imagery was structured to include verbal facilitation, the presence of objects, pictorial scenes, and action observation, as described in the above intervention rationale.
The final 5 min of each session was reserved for a covert form of motor imagery activity of mentally rotating visual depiction of hands, judging handedness through mentally simulated action, as described in the above intervention rationale.
Moreover, the McDonald and Kreitman test shows that M and F types have diverged during a long period of time in a neutral way, and this would also contradict the above-mentioned rationale.
In line with the above mentioned rationales and objectives, the herein presented study in patients was designed as a scientific investigation additional to the "Randomised clinical trial comparing an early medication change (EMC) strategy with treatment as usual (TAU) in patients with Major Depressive Disorders (MDD) - The EMC Trial (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier n°: NCT00974155)".
