"support the rationale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe actions that further explain or demonstrate a course of thought or decision. For example, "John wrote an essay to support the rationale behind his belief in climate change."
I absolutely support the rationale for striking, but including emergency services in the strike caused me to really take pause.
"I think the Shiite fears created by the Syrian revolution and rise of Sunni Islamists in the region will support the rationale for a strongman and Shiite guardian," Mr. Mardini said.
These findings support the rationale to target KGDHC for cancer treatment.
Our results support the rationale for open lung approaches, including application of higher PEEP and lung recruitment maneuvers.
Collectively, these results support the rationale for future clinical evaluation of HRS as a therapeutic agent for human RP.
The results support the rationale of the pseudo-ring concept and suggest further investigation of A-ring modification in these benzophenones.
These data support the rationale for a gene therapy approach to SCD by permanently enhancing HbF using a γ-globin lentiviral vector.
If research identifies treatment is most effective earlier in illness course or soon after first episode, then a second and critical evidential strand would support the rationale for EI in bipolar disorder.
Many basic research studies support the rationale and mechanism of the concept of penile rehabilitation, however they are few clinical studies in the literature that provide a clear medical evidence of its efficacy in patients.
"The goal needs to support the rationale for putting money there," Applebaum said.
In fact, the majority of Americans in both parties say they think there is too much big money in politics and support the rationale offered by amendment proponents as a reason to amend the Constitution.
