The phrase "although justifiable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge a point while suggesting that there may be other considerations to take into account.
Example: "The decision to cut costs was difficult, although justifiable given the current financial situation."
Alternatives: "even if warranted" or "despite being defensible".
Curry and Ellis have since become friends, although justifiable doubts persist about their ability to be an effective backcourt.
Such an enormous soft tissue dissection and exposure although justifiable for intra-articular fractures seems unreasonable for extra-articular shaft fractures.
Computational tools and numerical strategies for the determination of the response of masonry walls under blast overpressure often rely on oversimplifying and conservative assumptions, which, although justifiable for design purposes, are not as warranted when fragility analysis and risk assessment are the objectives.
14 In the following discussion I will ignore the complication that sometimes the law created by a decision that was a mistake becomes desirable due to changes in other doctrines and/or surrounding circumstances, and that the law created by some decisions, although justifiable at the time when it was made, become undesirable due to such changes.
This was one of May's first decisions as prime minister, and although justified by officials – and justifiable in many ways – its handling was unusually clumsy and last minute.
Although more justifiable, the operation in Afghanistan didn't "scratch the itch," and Bush the Younger wanted to do something bolder.
Although partly justifiable as money-spinners, I still found it profoundly depressing that we had a whole wall of gross-out comedies and spoof horror films, while the literary classics section was afforded all of two feet of shelving space.
Inadequate clinical documentation, although not justifiable, may be connected to disparities in Medicare documentation requirements and reimbursement.
It is possible that some journal articles are worded over-cautiously, and in these cases stronger or more direct statements in press releases might be justifiable (although our results showed that they are rarely explicitly justified in press releases, see supplementary section SI10).
It held that although the removal was justifiable, under the circumstances, the foster mother and the child could sue the city for damages for violating her right to a prompt hearing and denying visits.
Although deficit-financed stimulus is justifiable in the short run, Mr Abe has spoken of the need for ¥200 trillion of public works over the next ten years, with less talk of how to pay for it.
