The phrase "additional judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or supplementary evaluation or assessment in various contexts, such as decision-making or analysis.
Example: "The committee decided to seek additional judgement from experts before finalizing their decision."
Alternatives: "further assessment" or "supplementary evaluation".
Comparative judgements are independent and additional judgements increase reliability (Bramley et al., 1998; Pollitt, 2012a).
Additional judgements of work at grade cut-offs can help to improve and consolidate the ranking of works and improve reliability (Pollitt, 2012a).
Whereas, relative judgements can be constantly monitored as they are made, and decisions can be made if additional judges or judgements are needed to increase reliability.
In addition to imposing an additional task onto a numerosity judgement task, we employed the framework of load theory [19], [20].
By comparison, novices were attempting to make a more complex judgement on additional variables including the colour and texture of the cake, and actively looking at press characteristics.
More crucially, however, subitizing was even more severely impaired when the additional task required a judgement of high attentional load (a conjunction detection).
A limited number of articles measured additional outcomes such as judgement and acceptance of risk communication [ 22].
To structure the review process, the causation scale is preceded by 13 questions to facilitate the final judgement (See Additional file 2).
For the main statistical analysis, judgements of 'definitely' and 'probably' were combined; for correlations with the use of 'definite' judgements, see Additional File 1. Two separate booklets were assembled, Book 1 and Book 2, each containing 20 different pairs of doctors.
Apple will also be able to exercise its option to pursue additional damages based on post-judgement royalties, and pre-judgement interest, pending the new jury's decision.
