The phrase "background and justification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or context behind a particular decision, action, or research topic.
Example: "In the introduction of the report, we will provide the background and justification for our research approach."
Alternatives: "context and rationale" or "foundation and reasoning."
Lucy's suffering is an ever-present background and justification for iBoy's revenge spree.
This paper presents the background and justification of some of the design rules with focus on the ultimate limit states.
Detailed background and justification of this likelihood treatment can be found elsewhere (Theobald and Wuttke, 2006a, b, 2008).
Such information has been successfully used to generate hypotheses and research questions, and provides the background and justification for subsequent prospective randomised trials.
The E&E document provides the background and justification for the reporting guideline and can assist users by providing examples of how to report information [ 15].
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTORS/ CONSULTANTS Title of Assignment: Graphic design consultant Section: Communication and partnership Location: South Africa Duration: 6 months Start date From: 1 March 2016 To: 31 August 2016 Background and Justification UNICEF promotes the rights and wellbeing of every child, in everything we do.
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR HEALTH SECTOR INTERN FOR UNICEF AZERBAIJAN COUNTRY OFFICE Background and justifications Health and Nutrition of Mothers, Newborns and Children is an important building block for UNICEF's strategy in Azerbaijan.
She said: "The background to and justification for the application to register Rumney Recreation Ground as a town or village green is that a significant number of inhabitants of Rumney and Llanrumney have, as of right, used Rumney Recreation Ground for sporting, recreation and social activities.
The role of the explanation and elaboration document is to provide the background, rationale and justification for the guidelines as well as to provide examples for users regarding what information should be included and how to report this information.
Finally, students write a 10- to 12-page final paper providing the biological background and mathematical justification for the topic they studied.
The second part of this study presents a summary of findings from interviews of a group of ghost-writers including their background, attitude and justifications for setting up this new business.
