The phrase "adjudication that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing decisions or judgments that are expected to occur in the future.
Example: "The adjudication that will determine the outcome of the case is scheduled for next month."
Alternatives: "decision that will" or "ruling that will".
The legislation is carried in the Senate by Kirsten Gillibrand whose amendment to the NDAA is the only piece of legislation that will take the adjudication of these crimes outside the chain of command and give military prosecutors, rather than accusers' commanders, the power to decide which cases to try.
At some point we will say or do something that will be subject to adjudication; however, this fact does not necessarily mean that we can predict our future actions by applying the same ethical approach as that applied by the adjudicatory function of any ethical system.
I believe that the Department of Defense, which has over 3,000 active full-time working lawyers, and which conducts a wide variety of military operations that relate to the adjudication of charges, has the capacity to develop a plan and framework that will work effectively.
In the August meeting we're going to have the first vote on a completely new enforcement penalty structure and adjudication model that hopefully will be up for final action in October.
The three person GI Adjudication Team will adjudicate possible ulcer bleeding endpoints, as previously done in the TARGET study (Schnitzer et al., 2004).
An independent adjudication committee will be established to adjudicate all instances of a primary outcome (vaginal erosion or other serious adverse outcome).
In case of uncertainty about the definition of an outcome (e.g. complications), an independent adjudication committee will perform a blinded outcome assessment of that outcome variable in all patients.
In the context of adjudication, as will be elaborated below, the political economist interprets self-interested judicial behavior as decisions that promote the policy preferences of the judge.
More details about the adjudication process will be reported elsewhere.
The adjudication committee will consist of three urogynaecologists not involved in the trial, from other institutions than the University of Calgary.
