The phrase "a personal justification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual's reasoning or rationale for a particular belief, action, or decision.
Example: "In her essay, she provided a personal justification for her choice to pursue a career in environmental science."
Alternatives: "individual rationale" or "personal reasoning".
Those small victories were always difficult to claim at Standing Rock because the terms of the protests were absolute — either the pipeline was built or it wasn't — and I imagine that as people return to their homes or ship off to the next fight, they will have to find a more personal justification for the months they spent there.
The basing relation is what distinguishes good reasons which a person possesses that contribute to the personal justification of a given belief from good reasons which the person possesses but that do not contribute to the personal justification of the belief.
Sepp Blatter has delivered a rambling and deeply personal justification of his tenure as Fifa president in a speech to the Oxford Union, railing at critics who see him as a "heartless parasite".
Coherence, and (personal) justification, results when all objections have been met.
On the first round (SCENARIO A) the respondents would be asked to arrange a set of 10 cue cards on a hierarchy basis according to how they generally feel about the bank based on their own unspecified and unrestricted personal justification.
But then again, I might not feel that way if I bought any of Bill's personal justifications for his behavior.
Many states, however, allow parents to claim a "personal belief" exemption with little or no justification.
He decided to give up playwriting, and this new play -- it's called "My Last Play" -- takes the form of a personal farewell to the theater, complete with explanations, justifications, nostalgia, sentiment and sorrow.
"[These] actions had no justification and no sense…For me this was a personal tragedy.
Everyone finds justification for his or her views in logic and analysis, but a personal philosophy often emerges from some archaic part of the mind, an early idea of how the world should be.
