"logical grounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a reasonable or sensible basis for something. Example: The judge dismissed the case due to lack of logical grounds for the plaintiff's argument.
Since upholders of SDF maintain that fallacies are invalid arguments, Massey's asymmetry thesis has the consequence that no argument can be convicted of being a fallacy on logical grounds.[6] The informal logic approach to fallacies is taken in Johnson and Blair's Logical Self-Defence, a textbook first published in 1977.
However, these claims are misleading on historical and logical grounds.
One of Hayek's greatest achievements was to demonstrate, on purely logical grounds, that a centrally planned economy is impossible.
Finally, we will conclude by discussing logical grounds for a wise and rational design of MDR reversing nanoparticulate systems to improve the cancer therapeutic approaches.
There have, naturally, been several critiques of Bostrom's hypothesis, some on complex logical grounds, and some arguing that creating convincing ancestor simulations will remain impossible.
What was not accepted was Aristotle's argument on logical grounds that the world was eternal, extending infinitely into the past and the future even though it had finite spatial extent.
So belief in a single contradiction, no matter how innocent-seeming (or justified in a particular political situation) turns logic in on itself, giving us the logical grounding to believe anything no matter how idiotic or untrue.
The publisher said the writing would allow readers to experience "the developing perspective of this major novelist, along with the beginning of his lifelong struggle to establish solid logical ground for his soaring convictions".
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The only logical ground for declaring Article 3(a) unconstitutional is that military crimes cannot be so punished because such procedure is beyond the reach of the congressional [p35] authority to make rules for government of military personnel.
The premise and the logical ground.
