1. to make logical or more logical; to apply logic to something
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: logicize); formal or technical
2. to reason or think logically about something
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: logicize)

Examples

• The engineer worked to logicise the design process.
• She tried to logicise her emotional response to the situation.
• We need to logicise our approach before proceeding.
• He logicised the problem step by step.
• The committee sought to logicise the new policy framework.