The phrase "another major justification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional reason or rationale for a particular argument or point being made.
Example: "In addition to the financial benefits, another major justification for the project is its potential to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "an additional key reason" or "another significant rationale".
There is another major justification for it.
The panel's staff created controversy last month with an interim report that largely discounted theories about close ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda, another major justification cited by the Bush administration for invading Iraq.
Another major justification for Vodafone's interest in buying AT&T Wireless is that both companies base their networks on a technology called GSM, one of the two major software approaches to transmitting mobile calls.
Risk management has to be based on a hazard assessment and, if possible, a risk assessment, and the lack of data on the hazards (toxicity and ecotoxicity) of the vast majority of general industrial chemicals was a major justification for the initiative by the European Commission that ultimately led to the new legislation (Allanou et al. 1999; National Research Council 1984; Roe et al. 1997).
Finding and destroying illegal weapons was a major justification for the war.
_ The major justification for lying I encountered in these stories was loyalty.
The major justification for lying I encountered in these stories was loyalty.
Few people remember that a major justification for the 2001 tax cut was to intentionally slash the budget surplus.
They both expressed concerns that a major justification for the proposed merger was a cost-saving program that would require many thousands of workers to be laid off.
American allegations of such an illicit program and stockpiles of unconventional weapons were a major justification for the war against Iraq.
"I could never have imagined that these ideas would become some 60 years later a major justification for the award of a Nobel Prize.
