The phrase 'rightful reason' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is justified or suitable. For example, "The decision was made for the rightful reason that it would help improve the company's overall performance."
There are many rightful reasons for despair at the referendum result.
My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.
Where you once feared that these unheralded masters might never be appreciated, now you worry that they will receive their rightful acclaim for all the wrong reasons.
PAGE 1 COURSE IN BRITISH HISTORY The British Open returns to Royal Birkdale, a course that for whatever reason has never taken its rightful place as one of golf's more important sites.
It returns even though, for whatever reason, Birkdale has never taken its rightful place as one of golf's more important sites.
The Beeb is for some reason selling this not as a rightful triumph in inveigling such a knowledgeable man to let us into his kitchen, but as the vanguard programme for a new kind of on-screen barcode, looks like a Rorschach test done by the painted feet of bunnies on PCP.
The arena isn't Irvine-based Blizzard's first IRL stadium — that one opened in Taipei earlier this year — but it's a pretty huge stateside milestone and another compelling reason that Los Angeles is the rightful U.S. home to all things esports.
However, legally speaking, if Whitney were a rightful co-founder who was stripped of that title without reason or cause, then Tinder could be in for a world of hurt.
Commenters on Twitter said the perfect-game definition was "stupid" and called for its reform.Admirers of Mr Kershaw have ample reason to be frustrated that he was denied his rightful place in one of baseball's most select clubs.
I considered asking to reassume my rightful place in line, but it didn't matter, I reasoned.
