The phrase "justification of having" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or rationale behind possessing something.
Example: "The justification of having a diverse team is supported by numerous studies showing improved creativity and problem-solving."
Alternatives: "rationale for possessing" or "reason for having"
And I suppose you could say that is one of the few justifications of having people like me".
Foundationalism of this sort could be called independence foundationalism, since it asserts that a basic belief's justification is completely independent of having justification for any other beliefs.
Closure does not specify that s has justification for q in virtue of having justification for p and knowing that p entails q (for further discussion see Tucker 2010b).
The recording bias could lead to misclassification of patients either at baseline or at follow-up and is part of the justification for having a targeted approach.
Failure to identify and record a diagnosis on the computer when a patient is identified is possible and is part of the justification for having a targeted approach.
This form of justification of God has addressed profound human impulses and has relied upon strenuous exercises of human reason, but it has also led to no finally satisfying conclusions.
At the same time, others have challenged this idea, and the philosophical understanding and justification of tolerance has become less obvious (see Heyd 1996 and the entry on toleration).
Most discussions of precedent focus on the justifications for having a doctrine of stare decisis by which later courts are bound to follow earlier decisions.
In our philosophical tradition, arguments about the justification of property have often been presented as genealogies: as stories about the way in which private property might have emerged in a world that was hitherto unacquainted with the institution.
However, they would deny that justification is solely a matter of having suitable experiences.
