The phrase "scientifically logical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, arguments, or conclusions that are based on scientific reasoning or principles.
Example: "The results of the experiment were scientifically logical, supporting the hypothesis that increased temperature affects reaction rates."
Alternatives: "rationally scientific" or "logically sound".
In his speech at the Pontifical Academy, he said that, at least since the creation of the universe, we have all followed a logical, scientifically defined path — not a path determined by parish priests, reactionary American senators, or local school systems.
Scientifically oriented epidemio-logical studies need to be developed to better characterise the frequency and distribution of saliva-associated behavioural practices and evaluate the potential association between these practices and risk of infection with HHV-8.
That's why treatment of these patients requires timely mobilization of a logical and scientifically up-to-date plan.
The aim of this paper is to produce a template for a more logical, historically and scientifically correct treatment of evolutionary terms and concepts.
Conversely, it was possible that the claim(s) put forth to be scientifically unsupported but the reasoning patterns were logical.
2) The test, which is logical (step 2), has been studied scientifically with differing results or with only moderate success (e.g.low to moderate sensitivity and/or specificity, or low to moderate reliability) (step 1).
In his works La Logique (1780) and La Langue des calculs (1798; "The Language of Calculation"), Condillac emphasized the importance of language in logical reasoning, stressing the need for a scientifically designed language and for mathematical calculation as its basis.
In the 1930s and 1940s, many scientifically-oriented philosophers tended to assume some form of Logical Empiricism.
Apart from its four logical fallacies, the alleged "free market" objection to avoiding/preventing DT also fails scientifically.
If knowledge is not a central concept in a SEF, it is just logical to assume that we live in a world that cannot be known or scientifically explained.
