"way of reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to an approach or methodology for thinking about a problem or decision. For example, "He applied an unusual way of reasoning to solve the problem."
There is not much in the way of reasoning on the part of the characters.
We illustrate a way of reasoning which allows the combination of shakedown analyses results with considerations about the contact conditions.
Therefore Pnueli (1977) proposed a different way of reasoning about programs for this style of programming based on the idea of a logic of time, viz.
This way of reasoning can easily be grafted to many variations of backtracking algorithms and represents an original mechanism to reduce thrashing.
The first procedure attenuates meaningful images to abstract definitions, the second leads from abstract definitions by way of reasoning to the reproduction of the concrete situation".
As one way of reasoning, we choose to begin the identification of social actors by outlining some of the basic characteristics of the socio-technical system in focus.
I have long believed, as a theological ethicist, that one of my responsibilities to my own and other faith traditions is to articulate clearly the ways and means of reasoning about human choices and moral agency.
Irony is the satirist's most effective weapon; it pretends to adopt the opponent's ways of reasoning in order to expose their implicit absurdity or viciousness.
Typical of the ways of reasoning employed by rationalists were two approaches taken to the metaphysical doctrine that all things are connected by internal relations: one a logical, the other a causal argument.
This is a necessary condition for the development of students' capacity to identify their own ways of reasoning.
On this matter he distinguished three different fundamental ways of reasoning: deduction, induction and retroduction (usually translated by abduction).
