The phrase "with rationale" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to explain the reasoning behind a particular decision or opinion. For example, "I believe that organic food is healthier than conventional food, with rationale being that organic produce is grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides."
The winners in the Wisconsin case said the ruling provided the other programs with rationale and momentum.
It is also a stimulating resource for others who want or need to wrestle with rationale, method, and result.
It is a design which will dispense with rationale if Liverpool move this week for Aston Villa's left-back Stephen Warnock, as they almost certainly will.
A guideline-based clinical assessment checklist (CAC) was piloted to obtain feedback on its usability in real-world practice; revisions finalized the 'Simplified CAC' for AF care encompassing 35 data points with rationale.
In theory, Congress could have decided to use this language for reasons that had nothing to do with rationale presented to them by the provision's supporters, but it is much more likely that in accepting the language, Congress also accepted the provided rationale for the provision.
This feedback instance provides the student with the desired form with rationale.
Terrorism is a leitmotif of modernity, just as easy to find and with rationales just as fatuous in the year 1900 as it is now.
The similarity of the transport rationales found in this study with rationales identified in other studies in different city contexts suggests a high degree of generality in the basic mechanisms through which urban form influences travel behavior.
US companies are involved in chasing a number of headline-grabbing deals at the moment, with rationales that tie-ups would be good for the businesses.
"We find the SDI program in trouble, built on shifting sands, with rationales and justifications changing frequently," the report says.
We're just supposed to roll with rationales we get, however far-fetched, and be okay with it when stakes we were told are high are suddenly whisked away and undone at the eleventh (well, fourteenth) hour.
