"justification for failure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are trying to explain why something has failed, e.g., "It was difficult to provide a justification for failure, but it was ultimately due to a lack of resources."
"There is no justification for a failure to impose price controls in this sector," he said.
Depending on how you view him, it is the excuse, the scape goat, or the reasonable justification for his failure to move on, grow up, and fully assimilate.
The UN's view is that "lack of available resources does not constitute an objective and reasonable justification for a failure to remove differential treatment", the watchdog's submission adds.
For example, he mentions more than once that he has not paid his wife back for the money he took from their joint account, but he doesn't offer any justification for this failure, nor any plans to make the repayment.
Upon closer review, David Cameron's justification for the failure of multiculturalism seemed reasonable: "Under the doctrine of state multiculturalism, we have encouraged different cultures to live separate lives, apart from each other and apart from the mainstream".
"The authors may not fully understand that in international law, governments represent the entirety of their respective states, are responsible for the conduct of foreign affairs, are required to fulfill the obligations they undertake with other states and may not invoke their internal laws as justification for a failure to perform their international obligations," Zarif was quoted as saying.
I fail, and I get frustrated, lose confidence, look for external justifications for my failure and think about giving up.
There can be no justification for the administration's failure to prevent this latest power grab.
Greater acceptance of transition policies could be gained if better integrated with the extensive work on system failures as justification for policy intervention: 'A tighter connection with established innovation policies and their underlying rationales may lend more legitimacy to transition policies and help integrate them into mainstream policy processes'[12].
There is only one possible justification for a separate judicial system: a failure by existing courts to fairly arbitrate businesses' legal claims.
