The phrase "a potential judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of making a decision or forming an opinion about something.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to consider a potential judgement regarding the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "a possible assessment" or "a likely evaluation".
How would a potential user make this judgement?
"He doesn't pass the 'blink test' – he just doesn't look, in the instant in which people make the judgement, like a potential PM".
If the administrators do decide to renege on the £24m deal Ticketus did with Whyte, the finance company becomes the club's largest unsecured creditor, albeit with the judgement on a potential HM Revenue Customs bill still to come.
Microsoft has moved its European software distribution to the Netherlands ahead of the judgement to prevent a potential shipments ban that might affect distribution of its Windows 7 system software and Xbox 360 gaming consoles.
Anything that adversely affects my patient is an incident report … If there's a potential, it becomes more of a judgement thing … 'If we can fix it, don't report it' type idea… A doctor writes an order, I don't understand what they've [written], I call the doctor and say 'what was the dosage…' They tell me.
(Registered Nurse 9 ) Anything that adversely affects my patient is an incident report … If there's a potential, it becomes more of a judgement thing … 'If we can fix it, don't report it' type idea… A doctor writes an order, I don't understand what they've [written], I call the doctor and say 'what was the dosage…' They tell me.
In clinical examinations, where a candidate's performance is observed by an examiner, there is a potential risk that an examiner's judgements depend in part upon the examiner's personality, attitudes or predispositions in general (resulting most obviously in being a 'hawk' or a 'dove'dove
A potential solution lies in the use of Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs) which have gained popularity due to robust psychometric evidence and potential for large-scale administration.
"A potential computer user needs to have some confidence in his own judgement if he is to buy his computer from a tea shop".
It is capable of making critical judgements by estimating the probability of occurrence of a potential event.
