The phrase "as adequate reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing justification or rationale for a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee found that the evidence presented served as adequate reason to approve the proposal."
Alternatives: "sufficient justification" or "valid rationale".
there are in principle propositions which, if the person who makes a defeasible inference were to come to believe them, would or should lead her to reject the inference and no longer consider the beliefs on which the inference was based as adequate reasons for making the conclusion.
In this case, according to the American logician Donald Nute, there are in principle propositions which, if the person who makes a defeasible inference were to come to believe them, would or should lead her to reject the inference and no longer consider the beliefs on which the inference was based as adequate reasons for making the conclusion.
A formal appeal from the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) led to the intervention of U.S. forces; President Reagan also cited an allegedly regional threat posed by a Soviet-Cuban military build-up in the Caribbean and concern for the safety of several hundred American medical students at St . Georges University as adequate reasons to invade.
Some Israelis do not regard the mere selection of Mr. Abbas, who is also known as Abu Mazen, as an adequate reason to act, especially since they say the Palestinian president, Yasir Arafat, seems to have retained ultimate authority for the Palestinian security forces.
So observers as well as agents have adequate reasons to believe that such acts are morally wrong, according to act utilitarianism.
Considering the statistical data as well as the theoretical construct of mentoring, we found no adequate reason for a minimum of three areas of interest.
Nagel's argument claims that one treats a person as a means only if one does not give him adequate reason to share the end you are coercing him into.
There is thus adequate reason for the health industry to reform as the shape of the future of core health services is increasingly determined by ICT.
So, we have adequate reason to interpret a person's continued voluntary residence as a form of consenting to abide by the laws of the state.
Coerce where you have adequate reason!
