The phrase "justifiable request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to indicate that a request is reasonable and can be justified. For example, "I'm making a justifiable request for a pay raise given my performance over the last year."
A largely unsupervised Google has been allowed to interpret and implement the ruling in whichever way it sees fit, steamrollering nuanced, justifiable requests from people who object to Google's subjective search index – which, we are told, is now the public record for the digital age.
The moves also highlight the tensions that continue to exist — and will not soon disappear — between data privacy and proprietary platforms, and producing information when mandated by authorities and to what end those are justifiable requests.
The agency may, for justifiable cause, request that an employee reschedule medical treatment, subject to the approval of the health care provider.
A photo posted by Ai Weiwei (@aiww) on Oct 24 , 2015at 3 14pm PDT Following the backlash, LEGO have now decided to adjust their guidelines to find Ai Weiwei's request justifiable.
Mr. Almunia pledged Tuesday to "give the green light" very rapidly to justifiable state aid requests for losses resulting directly from the eruption in Iceland.
Within 10 days of this mailing the landlord must respond, either asking for additional information, granting consent or providing a justifiable reason for denying the request.
Our results are in line with these recommendations because the obstetricians saw it as their role to say 'stop' when non-justifiable medical management was requested.
However, obstetricians do not necessarily have to comply with a woman's request if the suggested management is at odds with justifiable care [ 23].
"I don't want to get into the basis for the information request, but I know it has its origins in a justifiable concern about the operation of the market".
Otherwise, one of the candidates must request a recount, and state their basis for asking (some sort of justifiable reason that mistakes had been made).
