The phrase "adjudicator for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to someone who has been appointed or chosen to make a judgement or decision in a dispute or competition. Example: She was chosen as the adjudicator for the dance competition, responsible for determining the winner among the talented participants.
Ann Corbett, an adjudicator for the IPO, agreed, ruling that the two crocodiles were different enough to avoid confusion.
Fred Backus, an actor and musician in his 11th year as an adjudicator for FringeNYC, said that a fringe festival in New York needs to be juried.
He has played the role of adjudicator for Congressional Republicans before, during last year's fight over a payroll tax extension and the battle between Democrats and Republicans over how, or if, to pay for an emergency disaster financing bill.
From 1990 to 1992 she was director of the Serious Fraud Office, and after her resignation as DPP, she was appointed adjudicator for the Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise in April 1999.
The school – famously chosen by both Tony Blair and Nick Clegg for their sons – has just been criticised by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator for breaching the schools admissions code and ordered to change its policy.
Towards the end of her singing career Rae Woodland became vocal consultant to the Britten-Pears School; she was an adjudicator for the Kathleen Ferrier Memorial Prize in 1972, won by Linda Esther Gray, and an honorary professor at the Royal Academy of Music.
Records with clinical information, even if incomplete, were forwarded to the adjudicators for review.
You can also choose to pay for an adjudicator from Guinness to attend your event.
Eleanor served as president and adjudicator of the Music Educators' Association for many years and she directed the local chapter of the National Piano Teachers Guildd.
We propose to remove the Competition Commission as the adjudicator of Monitor and the body responsible for reviews.
He travelled in Britain and overseas as a performer, adjudicator and examiner for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
