"providing rationale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in formal or professional settings, such as academic papers, reports, or presentations. Example: The proposal for the new project was well-received due to the clear and thorough explanation provided, including a detailed budget and providing rationale for the need and potential benefits of the project.
Mechanistic data strongly implicate a pathway for catalyst decomposition that initiates with solvent oxidation, thus providing rationale for the marked influence of pivalonitrile on this reaction process.
Lactate promotes angiogenesis and metastasis, providing rationale for understanding how it is processed by cells.
Since this was our first acquisition, it took a lot of time for people to feel comfortable with the idea, and we spent weeks providing rationale on the acquisition, laying out the vision for the company and setting appropriate expectations.
We provided additional support for the metabolic symbiont model and discovered that breast cells prevailingly take up and catabolize lactate, providing rationale for future studies on manipulation of lactate catabolism pathways for therapy.
As the presence of a CHRO is an important factor for HR influence on corporate strategy, this study equally contributes to the dialog on the strategic role of HRM (e.g., Caldwell 2003; Hailey et al. 2005; Pfeffer 1998; Ulrich et al. 2012) by providing rationale for the differing HR influence at the corporate level.
This showed that no hemorrhage occurred in either penetration from outside and in and vice versa from inside and out providing rationale for expanding the study.
The pragmatic rehabilitation model and the importance of providing rationales.
This, in turn, provided rationale for "optimizing" the type of observed interaction.
Our findings also provide rationale for targeting the PD-1 pathway in the adjuvant therapy setting of head and neck cancer following surgical resection.
Molecular dynamics studies have provided rationale in answer to this question.
Participants provided rationale for their responses, or comments that took on aspects of think-aloud techniques [16].
