The phrase "a good judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
Example: "Her ability to assess the situation and make a good judgement was crucial in resolving the conflict."
Alternatives: "a wise decision" or "a sound judgement".
It was right in principle that the Scottish people should decide, and it was a good judgement that the argument for keeping the kingdom united was winnable.
His thoughts echoed those of Ryan Heath, spokesman for the European Commission's vice-president, who described the decision to remove a link to Peston's blog as "not a good judgement".
"A few automated messages later, the story is back in the headlines - and Google is likely to be happy about that". His thoughts echoed those of Ryan Heath, spokesman for the European Commission's vice-president, who described the decision to remove a link to Peston's blog as "not a good judgement".
Image caption Links can be removed from search engines if they are deemed "irrelevant, outdated or no longer relevant" Google's decision to remove a BBC article from some of its search results was "not a good judgement", a European Commission spokesman has said.
Having a good judgement can be best described in the saying "umpiring judgement" is mainly experience salted with cool headed common sense.
However, the GPs indicated that they had enough information on all cases to make a good judgement on the medical necessity of the contacts.
A VPN, good judgement of networks, sites, files and personal network security (or the corporate network managed by an IT manager) is what will decide whether your system gets compromised or not.
Qualitative analyses of the data from the related open questions showed that questioners often used the information they received from ArboAntwoord experts as a foundation for good judgement, support for a decision or a second opinion.
My own experiences taught me to view each (mis)adventure as a learning curve and approach problems with a level head, good judgement and healthy dose of humour.
As Sidwell says, data's just a tool that people can use to get a better understanding of the world, it's not a replacement for good judgement.
A helpful attitude, good judgement, and presentable attire are required.
