The phrase "a form of judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of judgment in various contexts, such as legal, moral, or personal decisions.
Example: "In many cultures, a form of judgment is often based on societal norms and values."
Alternatives: "a type of assessment" or "a kind of evaluation."
Such a conclusion, however, seems to be inconsistent with the fact that aesthetic judgment is a form of judgment.
Those judgments, he said, must be made irrespective of a film's box-office grosses, which he said have "become kind of a sport and really a form of judgment" that "culturally trivializes film".
It is almost a form of judgment for if the adults talked their way out of the dispute the children having performed their imitation once, are likely to drop it.
The latter thesis is a form of judgment internalism, which holds that a necessary connection exists between sincere moral judgment and either justifying reasons or motives: necessarily, if an individual sincerely judges that she ought to φ, then she has a reason or motive to φ. Judgment internalism must be distinguished from the thesis of existence internalism, which we considered earlier.
It can be glossed as a distinction between blameworthiness and actual expressions of blame; between backward- and forward-looking responsibility (i.e., responsibility for things one has done in the past versus responsibility for doing certain things in the future); and between responsibility as a form of judgment versus responsibility as a form of sanction.
I did not experience, save for a few bullies in Junior High, any form of judgment for anything accept the content of my character or the quality of my job performance.
But that acknowledgement is itself a form of moral judgment on what Gingrich did: Consequentialist and ends-based, to be sure, but no less a judgment for all that.
The League's chief executive, Shaun Harvey, said: "We never sought to make any form of judgment over who was right and wrong.
At the end of the story, you describe a kind of afterlife, in which a form of moral judgment or teaching is enacted.
Thus, the concept of a "match" in forensic identifications actually implies a form of similarity judgment, where the amount of detail must be in sufficient agreement and provide sufficient specificity for the examiner to conclude identification.
Describing another person through titles and labels can be an innocent form of short-hand, or a form of criticism and judgment.
