"under the justification" is a correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a situation where something is done or accepted based on a valid reason or explanation. Example: The police officer acted under the justification of self-defense when he shot the armed suspect.
"These behaviors find people who defend them under the justification of the freedom of expression," he said.
Japan has killed more than 10,000 whales since the ban came into effect under the justification that its research is scientific.
It argues against the NDNAD's blanket and indiscriminate retention of DNA samples and profiles of non-convicted individuals under the justification of the database's expansion in order to enhance public protection.
It was common for the government security forces to demand more powers, including powers of arbitrary arrest and the confiscation of property, all under the justification of increasing security problems.
Under the "justification" column for these assumptions, the ONS explain "no information available".
Under the "justification" column for these assumptions, the ONS put down "no information available".
His comments signalled that the Conservatives will want to strengthen intercept legislation known as the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa), which is currently under review, using the justification of the Paris terror attacks.
Though he reiterated his worry that Russia was demonized in contemporary histories of World War II, Mr. Medvedev added, "It is just as important to prevent the justification, under the pretext of putting historical records straight, of those who killed their own people".
Muslim clerics widely denounced Islamist militants in Syria over the burning to death of a Jordanian pilot, saying such a form of killing was considered an abomination under Islam, no matter the justification.
A second and distinct justification would be that diversity creates social benefits... [M]y feeling is that race-based affirmative action works much better under the first justification (creating equal opportunities) than it does under the second (increasing social utility).
Understandably, the world is preoccupied with news about nuclear deals, thugs who kill their own people under the perverted justification of jihad and the banner of Islam and the war on terror that has left many journalists -- myself included -- under constant threat by governments who consider us just collateral damage.
