The phrase "adjudication from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a decision or judgment is being made by a specific authority or body.
Example: "The adjudication from the court will determine the outcome of the case."
Alternatives: "ruling from" or "decision from".
Mr. Hagel said he was considering all proposals to reduce sexual assaults, but he declined to endorse any specific proposed legislation, including a measure that would remove adjudication from commanders and give it to a panel outside the victim's chain of command.
Replacement Alafoti Fa'osiliva waltzed through Sale from a line-out and thought he had grabbed the visitors second try but, after adjudication from the television match official, was adjudged to have put his foot in touch.
Disagreements were resolved by consensus or by adjudication from another team member (KS).
A registered nurse trained in the use of the tool conducted each audit with expert adjudication from a consultant vascular physician when required.
We may also seek adjudication from a fourth reviewer or an Editorial Board member, if the authors request it, or there is no consensus among the existing referees.
The full text of all potentially relevant papers was retrieved and screened independently for eligibility by two reviewers using a standardised eligibility form, with adjudication from a third reviewer in cases of disagreement (HK, HEM, MAS and ALW).
The Swiss government must be satisfied that there will be a just and fair adjudication, free from the pressure created by the incessant caterwauling surrounding this case.
There are inherent delays between performance of procedures and public reporting of outcomes due to the rigorous data review and manual case adjudication required from both a regulatory and data quality standpoint.
Third, the progress notes data produced estimates of screening that were consistently closest to those from adjudication, suggesting that the details from progress notes are important for accurate indication classification.
The estimates based on progress note information alone (P-values = 0.64-0.98) or in combination with the other two sources (P-values = 0.52-0.69) showed relatively little difference from adjudication.
The introduction of diagnostic labels like conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder achieved, for the first time, an important step in the scientific/medical approach to problems of delinquency because they separated diagnosis and treatment from adjudication.
