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rating justification

A rating justification is an explanation of why a particular rating was given.

In plain English

It gives the reasons behind a specific rating. The focus is on why that one evaluation was given, not on the rating alone.

In context

Here, it labels the field for stating the reasons why the rating was given.

Situation
Setting goals, receiving feedback, completing reviews, and discussing performance
What it communicates
labels the explanation field next to a rating.

Meaning limits

The term itself does not show whether the rating or its reasons are correct, fair, or sufficient.

Examples

“The manager gave a low score, but his rating justification pointed only to repeated errors.”

Core meaning

“After choosing two stars, she typed "late delivery" in the Rating Justification.”

In context