"relevant reasons" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe reasons that are directly related and applicable to a certain situation or argument. Example: The defendant's lawyer presented several relevant reasons why the evidence should be dismissed from the trial.
Although the types of reasons differed moral discourse rested primarily on need interpretations, empirical-theoretical discourse on empirical inductions in both cases, the relevant reasons should, in principle, be acceptable to any reasonable agent.
The contestability condition helps to ensure that the reasonableness of the decision is robust, that all relevant reasons and evidence have indeed been weighed by the decision-making body in coming to its decision.
He agreed to re-examine the redeployment of the gendarmerie on the ground "every time relevant reasons justified such a move".
But on the eve of this epic American League Championship Series, there were more relevant reasons for the Yankees to be confident.
We scrutinize our motivations and search for relevant reasons; we lament our mistakes to therapists and ruminate on the beliefs that led us astray.
These ways of characterizing indoctrination emphasize its alleged contrast with critical thinking: the critical thinker (according to standard accounts) strives to base his beliefs, judgments, and actions on the competent assessment of relevant reasons and evidence, which is something the victim of indoctrination tends not to do.
Both would have been relevant reasons to freeze Fiji off when it approached India, the world's biggest democracy.
Whatever the morally relevant reasons that bear on divine agency, that agency is perfectly responsive to those reasons.
Thus, claims about what human beings need are relevant reasons in moral arguments about welfare obligations, but not for supporting the truth claim that quarks exist.
If we can discern the reasons citizens would affirm were they perfectly rational, then surely those would be the morally relevant reasons of citizens.
Finally, the OP is designed to incorporate all the relevant reasons and restrictions on arguments for principles of social and political justice (TJ 18/16).
