The phrase "a judgement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a decision made by a court in favor of a party in a lawsuit.
Example: "The court issued a judgement for the plaintiff, awarding them damages for the breach of contract."
Alternatives: "a ruling in favor of" or "a decision for".
But asked whether the media should refrain from reporting the content of the video, the Prime Minister's spokeswoman insisted that was a "judgement for editors to make".
Asked whether it was appropriate for the cartoon contest to go ahead with an event to draw depictions of the Prophet Muhammad, which goes against mainstream Muslim belief, he said that was not a judgement for the administration to make.
Economy is also a remarkable feature of the art of Achebe; and no more than Conrad should he be required to render a judgement for all time on every aspect of African civilization.
Damazer said on the BBC blog today: "I hope very much that I have left Radio 4 in good shape for whoever is lucky enough to be asked to run it, and what will become Radio 4 extra (now Radio 7) if the Trust approves our plans – though in the end that is a judgement for you –the audience.
This is a judgement for which I can offer reasons but no guarantees" (1994, 115).
But every complete sentence can be used without expressing a judgement, for instance as the antecedent or consequent of a conditional.
Soon after this, Claude de Lannion fell from his horse and died, which devotees considered as "a judgement from heaven for his having consented to destroy the idol".
Receiving a judgement of inappropriateness for the study.
Conversely, if 150 summed points support the hypothesis, and 20 refute it, a judgement of "Support for hypothesis" may be more reasonable than "Inconsistent evidence" (Harrison 2010).
Katie Swayne, CRAE legal director, said: "Deciding what weight to give to a child's wishes and feelings is a difficult judgement for a social worker.
The Judgement This judgement is a landmark judgement for a number of reasons.
