"adjudication about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a decision or judgment made by an authority figure, such as a judge or arbitrator. Example: The legal team presented their arguments for hours, but the final adjudication about the case was decided by the judge in a matter of minutes.
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.
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).
An independent commission found the code of silence among officers to be "perhaps the greatest single barrier to the effective investigation and adjudication of complaints" about police behaviour.
Unfortunately, the Roberts Court has not matched its consistency in preferring as-applied constitutional adjudication with clarity about what this preference means in practice.
The adjudication bureau handles about 20,000 cases a year for minor infractions like littering, smoking, gambling or riding between cars, all of which carry a maximum fine of $100.
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.
Atypical fractures occur also in patients without anti-resorptive drugs, and only future epidemiologic studies with radiographic adjudication will tell about the strength of the association with denosumab.
In the absence of clear adjudications or adjudication processes, judgments about the existence or degree of clinical importance are likely to be profoundly influenced by the contexts in which such judgments are made – with the possibility that judgments will be influenced by the clinical feel of research practices.
