The phrase "adjudicated after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a decision or judgment will be made following a certain event or process.
Example: "The case will be adjudicated after all evidence has been presented in court."
Alternatives: "decided after" or "ruled upon after".
However Cooke's conversion attempt was controversially ruled out by the referee Ashley Klein, who was forced to adjudicate after the ball bounced off the top of the goalpost, with one touch judge raising his flag and the other waving it away.Perhaps that was Hull's final punishment for their supporters tearing down the same set of goalposts in those shameful scenes in 2000.
After being adjudicated for a sex offense, a juvenile is often sent to a community-based or residential treatment program, where he might spend anywhere from a few months to a few years or more.
If the two authors disagreed about a HF diagnosis, the case was adjudicated by consensus agreement after discussion.
All subject records were adjudicated at least 28 days after enrollment by a physician with emergency medicine training (SWG) to determine whether presenting symptoms and signs were due to infection, etiologic agent, site of infection, patient outcome, and time to outcome [ 10, 13].
The company does offer buyer and seller protection, but only after claims have been adjudicated by PayPal.
At times, the cases might be several years old, as when the driver was imprisoned before the ticket could be adjudicated and wants his license reinstated after he is released.
Any disagreement will be discussed after cross-checking and adjudicated by the third reviewer (LW).
HTN = hypertension Claims were extracted electronically from the central PhilHealth data base after they had been adjudicated and the approved amount had been reimbursed.
On Sunday, a day after a contested election was adjudicated in Kenya, the country returned to calm — mostly.
