"rationale underlying" is a correct phrase in written English, and it is used to indicate the reasons or motivations behind a certain thought, idea, or action.
For example, "The rationale underlying his decision to retire from his job was that he wanted to pursue his dream of starting his own business."
Since that time, the rationale underlying the presumption has been substantially undercut.
It presents the rationale underlying two major philosophical schools of thought: utilitarianism and non-consequentialism.
Many urologists have decried not only the task force's recommendation against P.S.A. testing but the scientific rationale underlying it.
In this article, we take an initial step to shed light on the rationale underlying this prominent issue.
The rationale underlying the choice of treatment modality is usually unclear, as there is little good quality evidence available.
In this work, we take an initial step to shed light on the rationale underlying this prominent issue.
Readers of today's opinion should have little difficulty in understanding that the rationale underlying the Court's holding applies not only in campaign contribution cases, but all § 1951 prosecutions.
New York City law enforcement and elected officials have never explained the rationale underlying why they focus so many resources on this type of misdemeanor arrest.
What I will be proposing are, however, significant improvements, transforming today's system into a better one.In a nutshell, the rationale underlying my reform is twofold.
It smacks of Monday-morning quarterbacking to point out that the deep strategic rationale underlying Qwest's bid for U S West was not crystal clear when it was announced last summer.
Herein, we describe the scientific and therapeutic rationale underlying efforts utilizing umbilical cord blood (UCB) as a therapy for ameliorating the progression of this autoimmune disease.
