"develop rationale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in professional or academic writing to refer to the process of creating a justification or reasoning for a decision, action, or belief. Example: When designing the company's new marketing strategy, it was important for the team to carefully develop a rationale for each tactic in order to effectively communicate the benefits of the product to potential customers.
Some theorists have sought to develop rationales consistent with political liberalism, arguing, for instance, that the intimate dyadic marital relationship protects autonomy (Bennett 2003), or that marriage could be justified by its role in protecting caring relationships (Brake 2012), caregivers and children (Hartley and Watson 2012).
However, the understanding of the biological mechanisms by which these agents may cooperate in cancer patients may help to develop rationale-based combinations and maximise therapeutic effects.
ON encouraged health units to develop rationales, local evidence reviews and local health standards to support health improvements.
The exceptions to this approach include a description of past methods when essential to developing rationale for a new method or a mention of authors' names when important to establish historical precedent.
Yet the field of gerontology has assumed that some type(s) of inexorable damage or cumulative disruption is the entire source of aging, from its inception with Aristotle to the free-radical theory of aging to the recently developed rationale for SENS [ 3, 16].
In concrete terms, this faith in the healthful qualities of breast milk was sometimes expressed as a vague sense that "breast milk is best," though sometimes women had more developed rationales: A number of women suggested that breast milk is more easily digested, and nutrients more easily absorbed than formula.
People interviewed also faulted the administration for failing to develop a rationale for mounting an attack against a country the president has said is part of "an axis of evil".
We focus on the use of Ads as a carrier and delivery system for macromolecules other than DNA and develop the rationale behind using Ads for such applications.
Here, using the case study base, we develop the rationale and content of such a capability, and show its key tie in to leveraging IT applications and infrastructure.
