The phrase "adjudication is required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, administrative, or formal contexts where a decision or judgment is necessary.
Example: "In this case, adjudication is required to resolve the dispute between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "a decision is necessary" or "judgment is needed."
Cases in which clinical interpretation is required in order to clarify issues such as site of infection and relevance of microbiological isolates will be referred to a panel comprising an Emergency Physician, Intensivist, and Infectious Disease Physician/Microbiologist for adjudication.
These results suggest that timely collection of relevant medical records and an adjudication process are required to improve the accuracy of cancer reporting in epidemiologic studies.
This is now beginning to be true for some cardiovascular (CV) outcomes such as myocardial infarction (MI), after years of discussion, but independent adjudication is still required (5).
Although laboratory values were required for adjudication of a case as diabetes [ 36, 37], standardized fasting glucose or glucose challenge tests were not uniformly obtained.
To limit the minimal risk of bias that unblinded adjudication can create, a CAC will be used and consensus will be required on all adjudication events.
For seven of the nine patients who were in PR or SD via CT/MRI assessment, but were in CR with PET, adjudication for either the CT/MRI or PET assessments was required.
Investigators were required to report all suspected predefined GI, CV/cerebrovascular and hepatic events for assessment and adjudication in a blinded manner by independent safety committees.
The body will also be required to issue an annual complaints report, which should include an overview of the key reasons for complaints, an indication of the organisations most complained about and the outcome of adjudications.
The central lesson of over a half century of First Amendment adjudication is that freedom is sometimes a hazardous enterprise, and that the Constitution requires the State to bear certain risks to preserve our liberty.
