The phrase "a justification for taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or explanations for a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee provided a justification for taking the necessary measures to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "a reason for taking" or "an explanation for taking".
Rather than looking on them as a useful but limited tool, banks and other institutions used them as a substitute for proper risk management, and as a justification for taking on more leverage and more risk.
"I think Maria Miller was right in saying that the EHRC had failed to discharge its proper remit since its existence but I don't think that was a justification for taking functions away and giving them to central government or abolishing them as they seem to want to do," he said.
It is wrong to expose children gratuitously to violent, let alone sexual, images, and having seen the Mapplethorpe show in Eastbourne, I cannot see any justification for taking a child to that.
Yet even critics of the government concede that the authorities have a historical justification for taking the terrorist threat seriously.
The two also pushed for Trump to release a memo that is apparently floating around within the administration that lays out a detailed legal justification for taking military action in Syria.
"Disappointment in a result is not justification for taking shots like that," he said.
However, the justification for taking a major step forward on European integration does not derive solely from the current eurozone crisis, but also from the need to curb the evil practices of the shadowy parallel universe that the investment banks and hedge funds have built up alongside the real economy of goods and services.
This provides justification for taking a multidisciplinary approach in the development and teaching of science curriculum.
Even IF any of the involved shooting victims were breaking any laws, nonviolent and minor crime is not justification for taking a life.
But there is far less justification for taking a position that encourages multinational corporations to export jobs and profits, particularly when the president says he is trying to create more jobs for middle-income earners, whose share of GDP has declined over the last 30 years, while income growth for the top 1percentt has skyrocketed.
Now you have extra justification for taking a holiday road-trip every year!
