The phrase "as sufficient justification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is adequate or acceptable as a reason for a particular action or decision.
Example: "The evidence presented was deemed as sufficient justification for the committee's decision to approve the proposal."
Alternatives: "as adequate reasoning" or "as valid justification".
"However, we do not view these considerations as sufficient justification for these measures".
From then on he regularly invoked the brutality of Saddam's regime as sufficient justification for the war and occupation.
After years of citing national security, social necessity and economic crisis as sufficient justification to pass costly legislation without paying for it, members of Congress are getting cold feet about continually adding to the national vat of red ink.
Whilst these economic contributions are not disputed by environmental groups, they are not considered as sufficient justification to support further growth in air transport services which would primarily service increased demand for leisure travel rather than a business travel market which is already well served.
Using a checklist of 12 possible reasons for prophylaxis (plus an 'other' category), at least 20% of respondents chose each listed risk factor as sufficient justification for prophylaxis.
This Comment contends, first, that the recent studies linking birth control sabotage and domestic violence provide a sufficient justification for labeling sabotage as an intentional, fraudulent misrepresentation tort claim.
Our study might have been underpowered to show benefit from non-pharmacological treatment of comorbidity, but clearly there is sufficient justification to treat comorbidity such as obesity and depression, even without secondary gain with respect to osteoarthritis.
Although it has to be emphasized – from a medicolegal point of view – that the lack of an indication (as stated in the SPC) is not a sufficient justification to withhold treatment.
The BHA's panel felt he did not have sufficient justification for the three strokes and, as this was his second offence, the 22-day ban was double what it would have been for a first-time offender.
As explained, the circumstances of this case do not provide sufficient justification to warrant our court's issuing injunctive orders against parties pursuing the Minnesota litigation.
Given that, simply pointing out that something is public as the sole reason for republishing it is not a sufficient justification.
