The phrase "adjudicator between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity that makes a judgment or decision between two or more parties or options.
Example: "The mediator acted as an adjudicator between the two conflicting parties to reach a fair resolution."
Alternatives: "arbiter between" or "decider between".
On the programme I thought he was a very good adjudicator, officiating between the other two, but didn't come up with many opinions.
Cities should play an orchestration role, instead of adjudicator, facilitating connections between new technologies and the existing transit infrastructure.
The Financial Ombudsman Service, independent adjudicator of disputes between customers and financial institutions, is to take on an extra 1,000 staff to deal with a record 245,000 PPI cases in the 2013-14 financial year, according to its recently published plans and budget.
Extending the remit of the groceries code adjudicator (which oversees relationships between supermarkets and their suppliers in the UK) to cover indirect suppliers would help address this.
The facilitator coordinated consensus between adjudicators in cases of discordance, but did not adjudicate any end points.
The Treasury had been accused of dragging its heels over the question of fines after a Groceries Code Adjudicator, tasked with policing relationships between retailers and suppliers, was appointed two years ago, after years of investigations into the behaviour of the big supermarkets.
But Mr Farron, national president of the Liberal Democrats, said that he wanted the grocery adjudicator to investigate the gap between the price the farmer received for the fleece and the shelf price, and would put down a parliamentary question for Jo Swinson, the minister for employment relations, consumer and postal affairs.
A new statutory code for pub tenancies will be created, with an adjudicator to rule on disputes between publicans and pub owners.
The Groceries Code Adjudicator, charged with policing the relationship between retailers and suppliers, has yet to be given powers to fine supermarkets up to 1% of their UK revenue for supplier mistreatment, despite requesting the ability to do so more than a year ago.
that the Groceries Code Adjudicator, charged with policing the relationship between retailers and suppliers, has yet to be given powers to fine supermarkets up to 1% of their UK revenue for supplier mistreatment, despite requesting the ability to do so more than a year ago.
