The phrase "accept the logical" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward without context.
It could be used in discussions about reasoning, decision-making, or philosophical arguments where one is encouraged to embrace logical conclusions.
Example: "In order to solve the problem effectively, we must accept the logical outcomes of our analysis."
Alternatives: "embrace the rational" or "acknowledge the reasoning".
The scientific evidence for this is compelling and unequivocal, but there seems to be a collective reluctance to accept the logical conclusion — that there is no hope of saving the global coral reef ecosystem.
Meanwhile, for all that its national leaders acknowledge that Asia is growing daily more interdependent, few yet accept the logical corollary: monetary and fiscal policies need to be better co-ordinated, shaped with as much of a sense of the regional good as the national one.
Fixated on a non-existent inflationary threat and primly determined that debtor countries do not "get away" with past profligacy, Berlin still holds back, not only from more sympathetic assistance but from accepting the logical (and costly) consequences of shared eurozone membership, meaning closer, more efficient economic, fiscal and monetary union.
If the relevance of this symbolic aspect of citizenship is accepted, the logical extension of the argument would be to interpret the differences between the Scandinavian countries as reflections of divergent conceptions of nationhood.
A popular high school biology textbook from the 1950s boldly declares that "In this book, it is assumed that the reader believes in the existence of God, and accepts the logical consequences of the fact" (Grogan 1955:vii).
Now they do not accept the FT logical fallacy: vote for the parties who brought you to your current predicament in order to be saved.
Yet they refuse to accept the only truly logical conclusion: that there isn't one!
"Scarlet Town," the opening song, is about a terrible kind of Deep South town where the residents accept the things that happen as logical, but they unnerve a stranger.
For the last 20 years, following the low-fat diet that most accepted as the logical (if joyless) approach to weight loss was nearly impossible in restaurants.
Theresa May has said she accepts that the "logical conclusion" of the high court judgment on Brexit is that the government would have to pass an act of parliament before it could trigger article 50, the formal process for leaving the European Union.
For philosophers who accept the idea of formality, as we said above, the logical form of a sentence is a certain schema in which the expressions that are not schematic letters are widely applicable across different areas of discourse.[5] If the schema is the form of a logical truth, all of its replacement instances are logical truths.
