The phrase "adequately justify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you need to explain or provide sufficient reasoning for a particular claim, action, or decision.
Example: "In order to receive funding, you must adequately justify the need for your project."
Alternatives: "sufficiently explain" or "properly substantiate".
Shadow Labour culture secretary Michael Dugher said that Hall had failed to "adequately justify" his refusal to remove Fury.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, concluded that the commission had failed to adequately justify the new rules.
The appeals court concluded that the commission had failed to adequately justify the rules, which would have lifted a restriction on a company's owning both a newspaper and television or radio station in the same market.
At this morning's hearing, Judge Sentelle and Judge Edwards chastised the F.C.C. for failing to abide by a provision of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 that requires the agency to adequately justify the current restrictions every two years.
The five S.E.C. commissioners did not vote on whether to adopt the study's recommendations, but the two Republicans issued a statement criticizing the study, saying it "fails to adequately justify its recommendation" and "lacks a basis" to conclude that a uniform standard would enhance investor protection.
Considering both the significance and magnitude of agreement, these results adequately justify using the annotated Ansar1 messages in our analytic approach.
Knowledge is taken to entail adequately justified assent and, hence, "knowledge" could be replaced by "adequately justified assent" in the Cartesian-style argument.
In 1996, though, the Court of Appeal held that the case raised human-rights issues, but that the government had adequately justified its decision to encroach on the public's right to sleep soundly.
But researchers usually spend a long time justifying their assumptions, and showing what happens when they make different ones.But in this report the authors make assumptions that are not adequately justified.
The bill also requires Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates to produce a report for Congress that "adequately justifies" any proposal for such a facility in the future, suggesting that lawmakers could reverse course.
Naturalists hold either that these claims can be adequately justified by reasoning from statements employing only nonmoral terms or that moral terms themselves can be defined in nonmoral (natural or factlike) terms.
