The phrase "and the logic is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining reasoning or justification for a statement or argument.
Example: "The proposal may seem unconventional, but the logic is sound when you consider the long-term benefits."
Alternatives: "the reasoning is" or "the rationale is".
I am looking at something that I understand to have logic, and the logic is flawed, so I must be looking at God.
"And the logic is that the board should ratify the decision" of the internal groups, which include journalists, employees, readers and founders.
And the logic is unavoidable: if mere fictions can be taken to be real on the basis of relics, then religious relics, commonly used to prove the veracity of religion, may be fictions, too.
The history behind these claims is specious — Bach won respect wherever he worked; Mozart thrived as much as he struggled; Beethoven became a living god — and the logic is inane: from the fact that great music was rejected it does not follow that rejected music is great.
The model-checking problem for EpCTL is analysed and the logic is compared with PCTL; the semantics of the former is defined in terms of probability distributions over sets of propositional symbols, whereas the latter is designed for reasoning about distributions over paths of possible behaviour.
"Once they see it and the logic is explained, they'll enjoy it," he said.
It is critical that the paper is written clearly and that it contains no spelling or grammatical errors, and that the logic is crisp and clean.
It's a good joke; and yet the logic is somehow strangulatory.
For the likes of Consol Energy and EPP, the logic is straightforward - getting more bang for your buck via overseas sales.
Given the region's political, religious and ethnic conflicts, the logic is straightforward.
The logic is simple, and brilliant.
