'rational communication' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a form of dialogue that involves logic and reasoning. For example, "The two sides met to engage in rational communication in order to find a resolution to their differences."
The spoken and written word in religion generally is not thought of primarily as symbolic but rather as a form of rational communication, of communication of thought.
We first extend a model of rational communication between a speaker and listener, to allow for the possibility that messages are corrupted by noise.
By introducing rational communication participants, we model the secure communication process in the manner of game theory to capture the interactions of distrusted communication parties.
Grice's conversational maxims are principles of rational communication that audiences use to construct an inferential bridge from what is meant to what is implied.
What's their exact role in the theory of implicatures: Are they principles that speakers and hearers are assumed to observe in rational communication, or simply theorist's tools for rational reconstruction?
Technocracy, he asserted, is the objective form of the instrumental tendencies in human reason, and if it is not counterbalanced by the integrally human resources of cultural or rational communication it is likely to result in oppressive government.
According to the brief in the case, the chimps "are capable of rational thought, communication, and other higher cognitive functions," justifying their treatment as the legal equivalent of minors or disabled humans.
IS media are not simply fora for the gratuitous display of violence but rather venues for rational, strategic communication designed mainly for regional consumption.
Yet to suggest itself as a rational method of communication, of infuriating readers into buying the magazine, was strange inverted Timestyle.
We can, however, concede that default interpretations are governed by some principles of rational behaviour in communication, be it Gricean maxims, neo-Gricean principles or heuristics, the logic of information structuring of SDRT, or a version of defeasible logic.
Apart from these insights the focus group research reveals that interventions should also focus on communication, rational policy making and the building of networks between different 'actors' to impact on an actual implementation of EBM in practice.
