The phrase "reasoning for doing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the rationale or justification behind someone's actions. Example: The student gave a detailed reasoning for doing poorly on the exam, citing the lack of study time due to a family emergency.
Alan Rusbridger has explained elsewhere the Guardian's reasoning for doing this.
But Friday, Tiger described to reporters the drop he'd taken and his reasoning for doing so (he thought he had the right to drop behind the divot, so long as he kept the point between him and the pin).
Strategies to synthesize reduced graphene oxide (rGO) abound but, in most studies, research teams select one particular oxidation-reduction method without providing a methodic reasoning for doing so.
Inman targets Musk for the additional funds in a second page to his Tesla comic, and explains his reasoning for doing so: Musk is a billionaire who buys submarine cars.
Her reasoning for doing so was that she could have another husband and another son, but she would always have but one brother.
VICE spoke in some depth to Ghahraman about her involvement in defence teams for war criminals back in October, and she discussed candidly the fact she'd been involved in the teams as well as her reasoning for doing so.
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"The timing of this and the reasoning for it doesn't make sense to me," Burr said Wednesday.
"The timing of this and the reasoning for it doesn't make sense to me," Burr said.
They have trouble concentrating, reasoning and doing simple math problems.
"What about you?" "A")., then a direct request for reasoning ("Why did you think it was C?"), and a statement of a reasoning that sometimes included a request for feedback ("It is A because of [reasoning statement], right?").
