"justified exception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means an exception that is reasonable and well-founded. You can use it when discussing a rule or norm, and when describing a situation where an exception is necessary or deserved. Example: Although the company has a strict no-smoking policy, they made a justified exception for employees who need to smoke for medical reasons.
The critical point of view is confirmed in the British Guideline, which recommends treatment with cholinesterase inhibitors only in the moderate stage (with justified exceptions) and argues against the use of Memantine except in clinical studies [ 22].
When justified exceptions need to be made, these have to be explicitly mentioned.
When justified exceptions need to be made, these have to be explicitly mentioned. .
A salient problem here is what constitutes justified exceptions to equal distribution of goods — the main subfield in the debate over adequate conceptions of distributive equality and its currency.
The use of the manual mode or manual selection of the settings by the operator is not recommended for standard mammography with few justified exceptions, like in the cases of breast implants, surgical specimens and breasts that have undergone surgery or radiotherapy [31, 32, 33].
The data included information on all deadly shootings in the country, with the exception of justified shootings by police.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
The main exception, a fully justified one, is that some of the 10 million people enrolled in private plans that participate in Medicare — the Medicare Advantage program — might suffer a dilution or elimination of the extra benefits they get that other beneficiaries do not.
Barry allows for a few exceptions, such as the accommodation of a Sikh boy whose turban violated school dress regulations, but thinks that the conditions under which such exceptions will be justified "are rarely satisfied" (2001: 62).
But Judge Edmunds ruled that the statement to the nurse had been voluntary and lucid despite the painkillers, and that the 50-minute questioning was a "fully justified" use of the public safety exception.
Now a commission making these sorts of exceptions to the precepts of procedural justice can still be justified (for example by showing that these exceptions were necessary for establishing the chain of responsibility leading to the higher ranks of government).
