The phrase "acquired a justification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining a reason or rationale for a particular action or decision.
Example: "After extensive research, the team acquired a justification for the proposed changes in the project."
Alternatives: "obtained a rationale" or "secured a justification."
Therefore, one might be tempted to conclude that when s directly apprehends the truth of p, s acquires a justification that typically transmits to the propositions that s knows to be deducible from p (cf. Wright 2002).
It is worth emphasising that the thesis that Moore's proof is useless because non-transmissive in the sense explained is compatible with the claim that by learning E8 in Moore s does acquire a justification for believing P8.
Whereas a theory of perceptual justification treats not-r liberally with respect to p if it says that in order to acquire a justification for believing p on the basis of her apparent perception that p, s does not need any independent justification for not-r.
The New Left got affirmative action, relaxed gender norms, and good coffee, while the corporations acquired a new justification for their profits.
Hence, it is important to acquire a theoretical justification for survey methods to meet a required estimation precision.
In 1845 the idea that the hand of God was at work in America acquired a name, which provided a justification for the nation's westward expansion and a war with Mexico.
Prosocial values acquire a strong ethical justification based on shared need, and can be clearly defined as grant criteria, when applied to patients such as those who will benefit from disease-specific stem cell treatments.
Note that s acquires additional independent justification for q only if (i) e gives her justification for p, (ii) s knows that p entails q, and (iii-ai) s acquires an additional independent justification in virtue of (i) and (ii).
