'rational construction' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to building something in a logical or sensible way, e.g. "The rational construction of the new bridge has been praised by engineers."
Modern architecture hit its high-water mark during the 1950's, exalting clarity of form, flowing space and rational construction.
Rational construction of high-performance electrode materials is crucial for advancement of sodium ion batteries (SIBs).
James Madison explained that it was omitted because any rational construction of a constitution recognises that implied powers are necessary to carry out express powers.
But if the meaning ascribed to a state statute by a court of appeals is a rational construction of the statute, we normally accept it.
This strategy with merits of rational construction and scalable production could establish new aspects for diverse hybrid towards industrialization.
The present work might also contribute to the rational construction of metal selenides with complex hollow structures for high-performance energy storage.
In these societies, individual autonomy is mediated primarily by subjection to a providential God, at least until the late eighteenth century, or since that time through the rule of law and related abstract rational constructions.
Although rational constructions they had holistic spiritual implications distinct from a purely logical assemblage of ideas from observations.
Here we present the rational design, construction and analysis of a mutant F1-ATPase motor containing a metal-binding site that functions as a zinc-dependent, reversible on/off switch.
Alternatively, approaches to semi-rational library construction can be used to minimize the screening load and enhance the efficiency by which improved mutants may be identified.
Rational design and construction of advanced hybrid electrodes would contribute to enormous development of rechargeable batteries.
