The phrase "adjudicates upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the act of making a judgment or decision regarding a matter.
Example: "The court adjudicates upon cases that involve disputes between parties."
Alternatives: "rules on" or "decides on".
Yet the PCC "adjudicated upon the prominence and found it to be proportionate".
We work part-time, but we adjudicate upon every draft determination made by our fulltime staff.
It is a matter which needs to be adjudicated upon before a proper tribunal.
However, it is our task to adjudicate upon the application and fairness of procedures adopted by public authorities when legitimate causes for concern arise, as they plainly did in this case.
The Report criticized the practice of reversing judgments for errors which "did not in the least affect the substantial rights of the parties, the real merits of the case having been properly adjudicated upon the first trial". H.R.Rep.
Those stewards have accounted for at least two-thirds of all panels under the existing system but Quinlan rules that "to remove them would enhance confidence in the process … by addressing the concern that active stewards adjudicating upon the decisions of stewards with whom they have officiated is unfair".
As this relates to the issue of the victims of crimes that never occurred, the juries in the various cases, whether already overturned or not, were faced with the impossible task of adjudicating upon highly complex and conflicting expert forensic scientific evidence about which they were not suitably qualified to properly understand.
In response to questions from The Economist, Mr Sanea's lawyers also said that he "is not prepared to rehearse his formal defence in the media before it has been properly heard and adjudicated upon by a competent court".Many unanswered questionsFor all the sleuthing by private and government investigators, forensic accountants and lawyers since 2009, much remains unclear.
Even in the absence of specific constitutional conflicts, courts elsewhere regularly adjudicate upon matters with significant resource implications: recent litigation over allocation of the cancer drug Herceptin is a recent example in the UK.The connection between political repression, material deprivation and violence — both state-sponsored and terrorist — is increasingly well understood.
Lord Eldon required that Brown should give security to refund the money, not because he had any doubt as to the law upon the facts as they were presented to the Court by Brown's answer, but because, when the cause came to a hearing, those facts might be displaced, and the Court might have then to adjudicate upon a totally different state of circumstances.
