The phrase "a verdict made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision or judgment that has been reached in a legal context.
Example: "The jury delivered a verdict made after several hours of deliberation."
Alternatives: "a rendered verdict" or "a decision reached".
But Michael Barnes, the New South Wales coroner, delivering his verdict, made a series of recommendations to improve medical response procedure at cricket grounds in the wake of the Hughes's death and invited players to reflect on whether the "unsavoury" practice of sledging was worthy of "such a beautiful game".
The verdict made Ms. Hsia, a previously obscure immigration counselor from Los Angeles, the major catch in the Justice Department's investigation of campaign finance abuses.
Today's verdict made Alexei very angry," Svetlana Guseva, an oncologist and longtime opposition activist, said.
Meanwhile, Neil said the guilty verdict made the world's fourth-most populous country a "more dangerous landscape for journalists".
The verdict made no sense, Papá continued.
"The original verdict made clear that Terra Firma's baseless accusations of fraud were simply an attempt to gain leverage in debt restructuring negotiations," the bank said.
"The original verdict made clear that Terra Firma's baseless accusations of fraud were simply an attempt to gain leverage in debt restructuring negotiations".
The fact that the verdict made no sense the new charges contradicted others that Mr Khodorkovsky had previously been found guilty of only made the injustice more dramatic.
It takes place around the 2011 acquittal on appeal of Knox, but no mention is made of the subsequent guilty verdict made earlier this year.
Because the indictment of Mr. Nelson included a reference to causing "the death of Yankel Rosenbaum," the Rosenbaum family's lawyers argued yesterday that the verdict made Mr. Nelson eligible for the full life sentence.
