The phrase "chain of logic" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the logical connections between different parts of a sentence or argument. Example: "The essay was well-structured, with a strong chain of logic connecting the author's ideas."
Instead, Dr Wrangham is relying on a compelling chain of logic.
Circumstantial evidence can be weak or strong, and the question in each case must be how strong the chain of logic connecting the evidence is.
Add to that chain of logic Page's natural desire to exercise his new powers, and the Motorola deal starts to look very understandable to me.
These are just a few of the subjects that "Sexie" links in a melting chain of logic in its first five minutes or so.
And this morning's polls show that - through some dubious chain of logic - public disgust over Mark Foley has given the Democrats a poll lead on security and terrorism.
"Nothing was sheerly superficial, there was clearly a chain of logic to every choice we made, there was a reason for a color, a reason for a pattern".
Even more impressive, you are always aware of the chain of emotional logic that has brought these two to this jagged point.
A sustainable form of crowdsourcing will require forms of collective governance that mitigate the effects of market competition on those treated as mere links in a chain of algorithmic logic.
But he's also a wizard at determining likelihoods, at extrapolating minuscule details and thus forming chains of inferred logic and assessing probabilities.
At the same time, many in the Pakistani élites hold a firm conviction: that the logic chain of the American military campaign is broken.
But it was difficult to keep the extensive chain of the author's logic straight, to follow him into the misty reaches of ratiocination as he sought to reconcile, once and for all, intuition and rational thought.
