Securing Cut, Faced Fiberglass Insulation?

Question:I'm finishing my basement and have started insulating framed walls with Kraft-faced fiberglass insulation. For smaller stud spacings, I'm slicing the insulation lengthwise. This leaves me with a flange on one side and none on the other.

I have a building permit for this, and the inspector is a stickler. Any reason he might object to me duct taping the flangeless edges to the adjacent framing member? Other suggestions welcome as well.

Answers:
faced insulation is a vapor barrier used on exterior walls and floors. If your wall is a interior wall you do not need the paper barrier. The insulation should be cut a half inch wider than the stud spacing to fit tightly without fasteners.