The phrase "rationalised with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to explain or justify something using logical reasoning. Example: The decision to cut costs was rationalised with the need to remain competitive in the market.
The structure activity relationship (SAR) was examined and the results were rationalised with molecular docking.
SAR is presented and rationalised with reference to the crystallographic binding mode.
These features may be rationalised with the deliberate copying of a selection from larger blocks operated by copyists.
The recognition processes have been studied by means of varying spectroscopic methods and the overall mechanistic aspect of this work rationalised with the help of molecular dynamic simulation.
The extent of creep as a function of misorientation away from 〈001〉 has been rationalised with a numerical model which takes account of the underlying deformation mechanisms.
This result is in line with earlier findings in the literature and has been often rationalised with reference to both the imperfect transferability of skills across countries as well as considering that immigrants' skills become more country-specific with longer work experience in the origin (see Chiswick 1978 and Chiswick and Miller 2007).
I tried desperately to rationalise with her once, and at the end of it, I had to say to myself, she's mad.
Don't get defensive or try to rationalise with emotion.
The second looks at how the estate can be rationalised, beginning with 10 target sites.
The absence of jargon was refreshing as he rationalised his choices with a typically Australian "this is us, take it or leave it" flourish.
We rationalised this behaviour with the help of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations suggesting that a very effective decoupling of the central borazine core from the substrate occurs for both molecules, whereas a pronounced molecule substrate interaction through its longer peripheral substituents is predicted for borazine 2 only on the more reactive Cu(111) surface.
