A justification memo is written to propose an idea and defend why it should be considered. It goes beyond a regular proposal by providing detailed justification. The memo has no set format but is used to justify purchases or processes. A good justification memo states the position effectively and offers discussion. It explains all reasons the proposal makes sense and justifies proposed policies or procedures to higher-ups. The language is always official. A justification memo follows a standard format, recommending ideas and their advantages. It points out savings and benefits of suggestions, explaining costs and maximum advantages. The memo concludes by summarizing all advantages. Details are provided to describe how conclusions were reached. The body briefly summarizes discussion topics, states necessary evaluations, and uses brief,