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The phrase "a reason for congratulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that there is a justification or cause for offering congratulations to someone.
Example: "Her promotion at work is certainly a reason for congratulating her."
Alternatives: "a cause for celebration" or "a justification for praise."
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After Mrs May had produced her report from Brussels, ending with the remarkable claim that it would be welcomed by those who voted leave in 2016 as much as by those who voted remain, MPs came up with an array of reasons for congratulating her.
These are two reasons for congratulating the Fed.
Find a reason for emailing.
Have a reason for searching.
Republican Senator John McCain issued a sharply worded statement criticizing Trump for congratulating Putin on the election.
Since you have a solid reason to congratulate your business associate, it is necessary to mention that reason in your letter.
You should have a good reason for hugging the guy, like congratulating him on an accomplishment, or greeting him when he walks into a room, if you know him pretty well already.
She had a great work ethic, and for that reason, I congratulate her for taking the difficult step to retire".
Society, for good reason, had been congratulating itself on such sensible collective widespread improvements as clean, feces-free drinking water, carefully monitored dairy products, more effective waste disposal, and new kitchen design and equipment which allowed more sanitary food handling.
This week I find reason to congratulate myself for a concerted failure to engage in, or even investigate, the concept of mindfulness.
For this reason, I congratulate from the bottom of my heart Charlotte Gainsbourg's performance.
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