The phrase "adjudicating in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings, decision-making, or resolving disputes.
Example: "The court is adjudicating in the case of the disputed property ownership."
Alternatives: "ruling on" or "deciding in".
Among the functions accorded to it by the constitution of the year VIII (December 1799) was that of adjudicating in conflicts that might arise between the administration and the courts.
Representatives of the Russian state often found themselves adjudicating (in strictly Islamic terms) the grievances of their Muslim subjects.Mr Crews's research, much of it conducted in the newly accessible archives of provincial Russian places such as Ufa and Kazan, is of huge relevance to the present day.
For example, while the district chief (sous-préfet) is officially in charge of land rights, in practice, traditional authorities are the ones allocating land rights and adjudicating in conflicts over land in the far north region (Teyssier et al. 2003).
Data were extracted independently by two reviewers (CH, GK), with a third reviewer adjudicating in the event of disagreement (CL).
In the summons part's small courtroom, jaywalking summonses are so plentiful -- sometimes more than 300 a day -- they are adjudicated in groups of six.
He was the wise man who adjudicated in disputes.
More than 40 cases were adjudicated in one day alone.
Both were adjudicated in juvenile court and placed on an Internet registry.
"This matter is appropriately being adjudicated in a family court," Mr. Perlmutter said of the girl's case.
In a civil suit adjudicated in 1913, the Triangle Waist Company was ordered to pay seventy-five dollars per deceased victim.
It studied 455 shootings that were adjudicated in 2004, 2005 and 2006 by the department's Firearms Discharge Review Board.
