The phrase 'principles of rationality' is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use it when referring to a set of philosophical principles that denote reasonable behavior. For example, "John follows the principles of rationality when making decisions, carefully weighing the pros and cons of each situation."
Instead, Kant thought the principles of rationality taken together constitute rational agency, and rational agency so constituted itself functions as a value that justifies moral action.
However, these standards were either desire-based instrumental principles of rationality or based on sui generis rational intuitions.
Decision-making is governed by intuition (system 1), and analytical, deliberative process (system 2), thus, rational decision-making should reflect both formal principles of rationality and intuition about good decisions.
We believe that rational decision-making should take into account both formal principles of rationality and human intuition about good decisions[ 24, 39, 40].
We believe that rational decision-making should take into account both formal principles of rationality and human intuition about good decisions [ 46, 47].
Scientific principles of rationality have certain democratic virtues that many of their rivals lack.
This paper attempts to apply two principles of rationality--efficiency and equity--to the establishment of air quality standards for total suspended particulates in the USA.
Some ancient Stoics defended the ideal of a cosmopolitan society; but this was based in the belief that humans share in the Logos, an immortal principle of rationality that was later absorbed into the conception of God with which we are familiar.
It continued on a more philosophical level with the use, in The Gospel According to John, of the idea of the Logos, drawn both from the Hebraic notions of the Wisdom and the Word of God and from the Greek notion of the Logos as the universal principle of rationality and self-expression.
And, thirdly, Philo's theory implied a revised principle of rationality.
The compromise model appeals to a principle of rationality, which Kitcher calls the External Standard.
