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The phrase "a reason for leaving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing motivations or justifications for departing from a situation, job, or relationship.
Example: "She provided a reason for leaving the company during her exit interview, citing personal growth as her main motivation."
Alternatives: "a justification for departure" or "an explanation for exiting".
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They said: "We need a reason for leaving you here".
She did not offer a reason for leaving, nor did she describe her plans.
Her education ended after her marriage, which is underreported as a reason for leaving school.
He described his departure as a retirement, but did not give a reason for leaving.
In a statement that was included in automatic-generated email, Ms. Williams did not provide a reason for leaving Komen.
Ditko never gave a reason for leaving one of the most popular comic books of all time.
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Locke readily admitted that this was a serious inconvenience and a primary reason for leaving the state of nature (Two Treatises 2.13).
It may not be a primary reason for leaving (or even a conscious one), but it may certainly contribute to driving women out of certain fields and careers.
One time, I spoke with a woman who had an excellent reason for leaving the loan unpaid.
He did not mention Blackwater or Iraq, nor cite a specific reason for leaving.
Barbara Annis, author of Work with Me, did exit interviews with women, and her research shows that 40% cite "not feeling valued" as a key reason for leaving their organisation.
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