"demonstrate reasons" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to explain the cause of something or why something is happening. For example, "The teacher asked the students to demonstrate reasons for why they thought the answer was correct."
Tools like this can be an extremely powerful way of demonstrating reasons for change and for tracking planned changes.
As these arguments aim at demonstrating, reasons can be advanced for a moral duty to participate in biomedical research.
"There is no convincing, demonstrated reason to believe that our evolving future will be worse than our present, assuming careful management of the challenges and risks.
While Sachs demonstrated reason and rationality in abundance, Sagovsky brought something far more valuable to the proceedings: a wisdom born not of rationality, but, I can only assume, of faith; and a humility which Sachs, with all his expertise and confidence, couldn't get near.
Fischer and Ravizza want to avoid this latter interpretation because it counts against their thesis that all that is required for demonstrating reasons-reactivity is that an agent's mechanism react differently to any one reason.
Based on these beliefs and our strong commitment to implement our Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation, we are proud to present this Joint Tolling Declaration and to demonstrate the reasons why tolling supports mobility and economic growth in North America and in Europe, as well as in other regions of the world.
Be prepared to prove your identity and demonstrate your reasons for learning how to fly a crop duster.
"Republicans must demonstrate a reasoned approach to start to rebuild their relationship with Latino voters," said Clarissa Martinez de Castro, the director of immigration policy at the National Council of La Raza, a Latino organization.
We demonstrate the reason below.
