The phrase "adjudication and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts where you are discussing processes or actions related to adjudication, often followed by another related term or action.
Example: "The committee will focus on adjudication and resolution of disputes in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "judgment and" or "decision-making and".
During his long career, Jim became internationally known through his contributions to piano teaching, composing, writing, adjudication, and performing.
Hirsch had become frustrated by the focus, in those debates, on adjudication and punishment, rather than on the ways in which the environment of college makes students vulnerable.
Director Andrea Coomber says: "Our working party is looking at systems that operate without lawyers, such as the system for parking adjudication and the financial ombudsman service.
Behavioral and psychological assessments are to be used at every stage of adjudication, and more protections for juvenile suspects are being introduced.
Trust must be brought back into the Lebanese legal system, and the process of adjudication and investigation returned to the Lebanese people.
Only 16 online advertisers have been "named and shamed" on the special section of the ASA's website for failing to comply with an adjudication, and only two have had their paid-search results removed by search engines.
Almost a year later the council has completed its adjudication and ruled that the cartoon did not breach its standards of practice and was an example of "drawing on exaggeration and absurdity to make its point".
The rights of the accused, too, were determined by case-by-case adjudication, and the major reforms that would protect defendants against the excesses of local law enforcement were years away.
Other costs include a registration fee of 100 ringgit, a title search fee of 60 ringgit and adjudication and stamping fees (per document) of 10 ringgit, Ms. Tan said.
House arrest at this stage is particularly useful for juveniles, who are commonly detained for long periods of time prior to adjudication for minor offenses only to be released following adjudication and sentencing.
On the other hand, many other bankruptcy laws include within the estate subject to distribution all nonexempt assets acquired after the adjudication and during the period of the proceedings.
