The phrase 'justifiable cases' is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use this phrase when referring to scenarios or circumstances that are considered to be acceptable or reasonable. For example, "The judge accepted that there were justifiable cases for leniency in certain circumstances."
Whether such facts amount to a justifiable case or controversy is decisive of our jurisdiction.
But the court said its resolution was "without prejudice to any justifiable case that may be filed by a proper party".
"The citizens of Commonwealth countries like Canada, Australia and New Zealand will have a vote, as indeed will the citizens of three other EU states - Ireland, Malta and Cyprus - so there is no justifiable case for excluding the citizens of the 24 other EU countries who have chosen to make the UK their home and who are resident here".
Will LeBron make a justifiable case that he deserves to stand alongside Jordan?
It may only be justifiable in cases of failed treatment when the patient needs further cartilage treatment.
This mobility model is justifiable in cases where a node can move to a limited number of locations from its current position due to terrain constraints.
The small VOI method is easy to implement and is at least justifiable for cases like the patient P2, where a clear distinction between activity distributions is difficult to make.
The panel disagreed about the recommendation that sub-group analysis is only justifiable in cases where the magnitude of the difference is large enough to support different recommendations for different sub-groups.
In line with the Swedish legislation, the respondents typically saw involuntary treatment as justifiable in cases where the patient had a serious psychiatric disorder and rejected treatment, or where there was a direct risk of self-harm.
