The phrase "adjudication procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal processes, dispute resolution, or formal decision-making processes.
Example: "The company has established clear adjudication procedures to handle employee grievances effectively."
Alternatives: "dispute resolution processes" or "decision-making protocols".
The paper ends with critical comments on E.C. adjudication procedures.
Scott criticized Belgian authorities for announcing Kuznetsova's positive test before her B sample could be tested or proper notification and adjudication procedures could be followed.
It includes 12 detailed paragraphs on how the new legislation will change laws on adjudication procedures in contractual disputes with builders and laws affecting how contractors must be paid.
In fact adjudication procedures are marginally described.
The Programmes supports the implementation of child-friendly investigations, prosecution and adjudication procedures, establishment of child-friendly police investigation rooms and specialised child protection police units, as well as specialised juvenile courts.
Study strengths were the large sample size of high-risk participants analyzed, the balanced sex randomization, diverse ethnic participation, high rate of follow-up, and rigorous CVD end point adjudication procedures.
The leading treatise on U.S. administrative law devotes many chapters to such procedural topics as rule making, requirement of opportunity to cross-examine and rebut, adjudication procedure, examiners, bias, evidence, official notice, findings, reasons, and opinions.
Since income tax returns are not filed until after the termination of the tax year, the carryover provision is the only practical means of enforcing the congressional purpose unless Congress were to establish an administrative adjudication procedure wholly independent of the existing tax collection structure.
To validate this process, we developed a re-review and adjudication procedure.
In addition, this study was subject to a prespecified blinded, adjudication procedure for potential thromboembolic, investigator-reported serious cardiovascular AEs.
Based on interim results the independent Safety Monitoring and Advisory Board may decide to use the same adjudication procedure for other outcomes of interest too.
