The phrase "an error of reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing logical fallacies or mistakes in reasoning within an argument or thought process.
Example: "The conclusion drawn from the flawed premises was clearly an error of reason that undermined the entire argument."
Alternatives: "a logical fallacy" or "a mistake in reasoning".
The claim of which it is said to have jurisdiction is one for 'the full amount which the railroad believes is payable under the finding,' some part of which the Commission has failed to order paid by reason of an error of law.
Surely, this is just an oversight, an error of omission, or is there another reason.
Associating with Rome was, for Protestant conservatives, an error of the most serious kind, for reasons that were foundational to the Reformation: evangelicals believe in sola fide, salvation by faith alone, and in sola scriptura, that the Bible is the lone source of authority for Christians.
Complaints were classified by confronting blind conclusions of three investigators from the medical department of public health (GVT, SET et JB) for three main issues: the perception of a medical error, the reason of complaint and the consequences of the accident leading to the written complaint.
Blair's noisy support for an invasion of Iraq was a catastrophic error of judgment for more reasons than the failure to discover weapons of mass destruction.
The Transcendental Dialectic begins with a critique of reason's illusions and errors within the sphere of Rational Psychology.
9 The California Supreme Court found it harmless error for a number of reasons.
How can I trust somebody who makes that big of an error?" That could be part of the reason that the top of the Lake Borgne wall is crenelated like the fortifications of a castle.
Similarly, the Court makes a grievous error of logic and law when it reasons that growing membership is evidence that the group was not harmed by denial of RSO status.
Public concern with patient neglect can focus on the neglect of institutional procedures, for example failures in washing patients or documenting data, and these incidents can occur due to a variety of reasons (e.g. error, a lack of a caring attitude).
