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'rules of inference' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rules that are used to draw logical conclusions from given facts or premises. For example: The logician studied the rules of inference to determine how to draw logical conclusions from the known facts.
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That is, the rules of inference permit one to infer only (logical) truths from any set of premises consisting solely of (logical) truths.
and the rules of inference modus ponens (from φ1 and φ1 → φ2 infer φ2) and program necessitation (from φ infer φ).
The Rules of Inference, 69 Chicago Law Review: 1 209.
Logical rules of inference are usually understood as definitory rules.
Many rules of inference by circumscription have been formulated.
In logic, rules of inference are definitory of the "game" of inference.
What kept it heading in the right direction was its rules of inference.
All of the axioms must be logical truths, and the rules of inference must preserve logical truth.
Furthermore, the interconnected character of such a system, the derivability of statements from axioms, presupposes rules of inference.
He hoped that every mathematical term could be defined precisely and manipulated according to agreed, logical rules of inference.
It adheres to existing controlled vocabulary plus rules of inference (ontologies) for experiment, data and metadata annotations.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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