rejustification

Example:The original proposal was found to be flawed, thus requiring a rejustification of the project's goals and methods.

Definition:To need to be justified again, especially after a previous justification has been found to be incomplete or incorrect.

Example:After the initial research findings, the team needed to provide rejustification for their assumptions within the business plan.

Definition:To give a new or additional justification for something, often to correct or expand on a previous justification.

Example:The company is facing the need for rejustification of its claims after a scandal involving financial irregularities was uncovered.

Definition:To encounter a situation where a new or revised justification is required, typically due to new evidence or changing circumstances.