"operational justification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the reasons for a given action or decision. For example, "Management provided operational justification for the decision to close the warehouse."
"After careful evaluation, the chiefs of staff have advised me that U.K. forces are able to undertake the proposed operation, that there is a compelling military operational justification for doing so, and that it entails a militarily acceptable level of risk for U.K. forces," Mr. Hoon told the House of Commons.
Even when the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) insisted that there was operational justification for the attack, public sentiment could not accommodate this assault on innocent civilians.
In this study, we designed an Internet-based Collaborative Decision Support System (CDSS) consisting of three stages: strategic justification, operational justification, and economic justification.
The consequences of these findings, stemming from the economic and operational justification, led to the actual purchase of a MRF site for Lucas County, Ohio (USA).
The report alleges that the IDF reduced whole neighborhoods of densely populated Gaza to ruins without any clear operational justification but instead to "demonstrate presence in the area". More than 18,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed in the conflict, and civilian infrastructure was frequently targeted.
For its part, the government has claimed an expansion of surveillance powers is necessary to plug what it terms "capability gaps" for the intelligence and law enforcement agencies — although part of the committee's critique is a failure by the government to provide operational justification for some of the more expansion and intrusive powers it is seeking to legislate for.
There was an open discussion of each item during which clarifications, opinions, justifications, operational definitions and new ideas were expressed.
As time passed, fear turned into boredom, adrenaline stabilized, and my doubts about the extent of the operational logic and its justification would return to gnaw at me.
The current U.K. government also only recently published what appear to be the final versions of its operational cases setting out justification for the intrusive surveillance powers set out in the IP Act — likely putting these online ahead of civil service purdah after the Prime Minister called a surprise election for June 8.
The current U.K. government also only recently published what appear to be the final versions of its operational cases setting out justification for the intrusive surveillance powers set out in the IP Act — likely putting these online ahead of civil service purdah after the Prime Minister called a surprise election for June 8.
The memorandum was headed: "National security justification for proposed operational actions around … David Miranda".
