The phrase "rationalization based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a decision or action that is justified or explained using logical reasoning or justification. Example: The company's decision to downsize was a rationalization based on their declining profits and the need to remain competitive in the market.
We have switched from a Taylorist rationality based on Scientific Management, which claimed to fit production into a single viewpoint, to a dissemination of the sources of the directions to be followed and an overall destabilization of any attempt at rationalization, and as a consequence, to a looser sense of rationality even among engineers.
Early diagnostic scans using nanobodies would therefore serve as support for dose estimation and impact the rationalization of treatments based on dose-effect relationships.
Diagnostic activities would thereby serve as support for dose estimation and impact the rationalization of treatments based on dose effect relationships.
Antecedents include embeddedness with suppliers, supply base rationalization, and supplier selection based on product development capabilities.
Governmental measures today are based on rationalization of the means allocated to support new companies.
Specifically, we found that embeddedness with suppliers is positively related to supply base rationalization and supplier selection based on product development capabilities.
Male sports heroes have at times enjoyed certain social privileges, including a tolerance of antisocial behaviour based on the rationalization that "boys will be boys".
These criteria were based on the rationalization that genes highly expressed are usually important structural components and that sporulation involves major rearrangements of the cell surface in a process that is largely uncharacterized in Gram negative spore formers.
Based on this rationalization, we aimed to test if the complexity of transcriptional regulation depends on gene function, by looking at the sequence conservation at the proximal upstream region.
The authors found that the rationalizations used for clinical actions based on CPG knowledge by the residents were similar to previously reported barriers by Cabanna et. al. (1999).
