"reasoning applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the use of one's powers of reasoning or logical thinking in order to draw conclusions or make decisions. For example, "In this situation, we need to carefully consider the reasoning applied to make the best choice."
But partly at O'Connor's insistence, the opinion included a disclaimer making clear that its reasoning applied only to this case and should not bind the court's hands in future cases.
You don't see this same reasoning applied to those Red State agricultural-industrialists living high off farm subsidies, and that's why Republicans have separated the two major recipient groups of federal food aid.
By using Proposition 1 in the appendix, and the same reasoning applied previously in the case of the first moment, we can write (33).
Primarily, the proposed KA method consists of a heuristic reasoning applied to pre-existing conceptual and semantically related content, which generates a baseline of knowledge for the new concept.
We saw above, in our discussion of complete divisibility, the problem with such reasoning applied to continuous lines: any line segment has the same number of points, so nothing can be inferred from the number of points in this way certainly not that half the points (here, instants) means half the length (or time).
Such localized empirical generalizations are produced by the Epicureans' method of 'applied reasoning' (epilogismos), i.e., reasoning applied to experience: similarities (homoiotêtes) and differences among things in our experience are collected and scrutinized so as to identify properties belonging to all, or all observed, local members of some kind or group without exception.
"This reasoning applies to all species, including ours.
Similar reasoning applies to the shares of capital and land.
Similar reasoning applies, he said, to most of the other title- and credit-related costs.
"Most doctors don't do self-diagnosis, and the same reasoning applies in higher education".
This reasoning applies equally to competitive and to less-competitive or wholly monopolized industries.
