The phrase "about adjudication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the process of making a legal judgment or decision.
Example: "The seminar will cover various issues about adjudication in family law."
Alternatives: "regarding adjudication" or "concerning adjudication".
A disability appeal tribunal (DAT) will hear appeals about adjudication officer decisions on DLA, AA or DWA.
Social security appeal tribunals (SSAT) hear all appeals about adjudication officer decisions, except for those concerning disability living allowance (DLA), attendance allowance (AA) or disability working allowance (DWA).
Apart from some confused claims about adjudication, Fuller has two main points.
Normative M-naturalists, by contrast, inspired and led by Alvin Goldman, seek to bring empirical results to bear on philosophical and foundational questions about adjudication, the legal rules of evidence and discovery, the adversarial process, and so forth.
Corporations don't really care about the adjudication of these issues beyond their shareholders' bottom lines.
The difference with this and the Swedish example is that it's set in statute, you've got people like the OBR and the first step to having some sort of transparent, independent adjudication about whether targets are being hit... Parliament has got an extremely strong role in Sweden, far stronger than I have as an elected representative in the United Kingdom.
According to the vast majority of the complainants, the complaint committee should investigate the incident, give a motivated adjudication about the validity of the complaint and recommend the hospital to change things.
In his book Cricket and the Law: The Man in White Is Always Right, David Fraser writes that umpires' lbw decisions are frequently criticised and "arguments about bias and incompetence in adjudication inform almost every discussion about lbw decisions".
"And the interesting thing here is the fit between the mathematical observation and the widely held intuition about the politics of adjudication".
These investigators also obtained information about recurrent stroke, myocardial infarction, and falls events that were adjudicated by a blinded adjudication committee.
