The phrase "completely justifiable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is completely justified or reasonable. Example: The decision to cut spending on company travel is completely justifiable given the current economic situation.
"We can rail against that belief; we can find it completely justifiable.
It's easy to complain about the Iowa caucuses – easy and completely justifiable.
On Wednesday, Zak DeOssie said Umenyiora's position was "completely justifiable," and Mathias Kiwanuka said that he understood Umenyiora's thought process, adding that a herniated disk in his neck last year nearly derailed his career.
In this week's Campaign Stops column, I argue that given the field they were presented with, Iowa's caucus-goers produced what was arguably the best possible outcome: It's easy to complain about the Iowa caucuses – easy and completely justifiable.
Hence such an effect was expected and completely justifiable.
Drug and alcohol tests for airline pilots on the job seem completely justifiable in the name of public safety, for example.
Which is why Israel's invasion of Gaza is completely understandable and justifiable.
We present a complete, decidable logic for reasoning about a notion of completely trustworthy ("conclusive") evidence and its relations to justifiable (implicit) belief and knowledge, as well as to their explicit justifications.
Although a lower bound of 4 integration points element is required in order to provide a reliable result, a choice of a larger number of, for instance, five integration points can also be justifiable in order to obtain a completely stabilized prediction of the response.
All bad precedents begin with justifiable measures.
Which is to say, the staff were completely complicit in our collective act of delusion: that there is something justifiable about such ludicrous expense, however good the ingredients.
