The phrase 'justification for support' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to explain why a certain action, opinion, or idea should be supported. For example, "The study provides strong justification for support of the proposed policy change."
Neither the taxonomy ('right to be forgotten') nor the logic (relevance determined by age as justification for support) truly addresses the broader need for information sedimentation – solutions, adapted to the infosphere, that enable us, individually and as a society, to remember without recalling; to live with, but also beyond, experience; to acknowledge without constraining.
As a result, the specific parameters are highly value-laden, without any general theoretical foundation or empirical justification for support.
A simple investment analysis suggests that the net private benefits of rainwater tanks are negative, potentially providing justification for funding support for tank installation if it results in sufficiently large public benefits.
By concentrating on a specific American grievance, Mr. Romney can offer justification for supporting military action while laying the groundwork for criticizing Mr. Obama if Mr. Megrahi remains in Libya.
In support of the "fascist regime might be just round the corner" justification for supporting a purely voluntary system, the editorial asks "whether, having once conceded parliament's right to lay down the law about the regulation of the press, a Rubicon has been crossed – at least politically".
It explores the justification for supporting research capacity development using this collaborative approach, the process and experience of undertaking collaborative research, and the effectiveness of this model of collaboration in developing new researchers.
We feel therefore that this is strong justification for supporting primary care clinicians to conduct spirometry to nationally agreed standards.
One of his justifications for supporting the United States in Iraq was his belief that he would thereby retain strong influence with Washington.
Add to that a race in which many social issues — traditionally important for young voters — have been largely on the back burner, and the resulting justifications for supporting a candidate can seem somewhat stitched together.
In his outline, Spiegel summarized the challenges to promoting neurology, captured the peculiar theoretical nature of neurological investigations and constructs, and offered important justifications for supporting such research.
Fleet Street's First Lady, Eve Pollard echoed Syal's justification for home support in her own inimitable way.
