The phrase "according to a reason" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used as it lacks clarity and specificity; it would be better to use a more precise expression.
Example: "According to a reason, we decided to postpone the meeting." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "based on a reason" or "in light of a reason."
Thus, according to a reasoned legal opinion drawn up by Kraemer [80], from a regulatory point of view, residues from spraying with complementary herbicides have to be taken into account in the risk assessment of genetically engineered plants.
By March of this year, according to a Reason-Rupe online survey, only 19percentt of Americans had heard "a lot" or "some" about Bitcoin.
According to a Reason-Rupe poll, "70percentt of Americans favor legalizing over-the-counter birth control pills and patches without a doctor's prescription".
According to a Reason-Rupe September 2013 national survey, more people trust the IRS to protect their privacy than they do Facebook.
According to a Reason-Rupe poll, December 2013; 72percentt support an increase in the minimum wage to $10.10 but the opinion was quite different with expanded consequences.
We were also concerned that patient distress, which may vary according to a patient's reason for his clinic visit (e.g. elevated risk, diagnosis and treatment decision-making, or treatment follow-up), could influence willingness to participate in research.
SCP paradigm has been criticised according to a variety of reasons.
The percentage of Americans who believe that police officers generally aren't held accountable for misconduct, according to an April 2014 Reason-Rupe poll.
According to a government report, the reason for the low survival rate is unknown, but the dominance of carp in the competition for food is one prominent theory.
Among other reasons, according to a CIA Information Management Services statement: "To promote an understanding of the intelligence information that has helped shaped major US foreign policy decisions".
