The phrase "justified answer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it in an essay when you're making an argument and providing evidence to back it up, by saying something like "My answer is justified by the facts presented."
How can that be justified?" In answer to the minister's refusal to intervene in these sentences, Lloyd said: "My lords, I regret to say that I do not find the minister's reply satisfactory in any way, no more than it was on the previous occasion.
Is that justified?" He answered his own question: "No".
We study in depth the computational complexity of FLP and well-justified FLP answer sets for general classes of logic programs.
Furthermore, we describe an implementation of the well-justified FLP answer set semantics, and report about an experimental evaluation, which indicates a potential for performance improvements by the level mapping in practice.
As a general framework, the well-justified FLP answer set semantics applies to logic programs with first-order formulas, logic programs with aggregates, description logic programs, hex-programs etc., provided that the rule satisfaction is properly extended to such general logic programs.
Intensivists declared that generally they estimate that the recourse is justified (87% of answers), in an appropriate timing (72%), and that they generally agree with the ED's physician about the emergency level (92%).
The question of whether our findings are of any significance for the understanding of CIJD is justified and needs answering.
The question whether the approach recommended by the Washington Panel is justified cannot be answered with a simple yes or no.
Every organisation in Colombia's conflict has a justified charge sheet to answer for.
