The phrase "after adjudication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to actions or decisions that occur following a judgment or decision-making process.
Example: "The parties involved will receive their final rulings after adjudication of the case."
Alternatives: "following the judgment" or "post-adjudication".
[8] After adjudication by the British commissioner for the Baltics, Sir Stephen Tallents.
If, after adjudication, the final bill is for less than the payout, they will simply have to repay the difference.
Results: From November 2016 to April 2017, of the 476 patients identified, 374 patients were included after adjudication and 77 patients (20.5%) had a positive qSOFA score and constituted group A (46 men + median age = 77 years [23 95]).
Replacement Alafoti Fa'osiliva waltzed through Sale from a line-out and thought he had grabbed the visitors second try but, after adjudication from the television match official, was adjudged to have put his foot in touch.
Generally, ICE holds are not activated until after adjudication of a local criminal case, which includes sentencing, according to ICE spokesman Vincent Picard.
This effect remained present after adjudication for relevant covariates.
"What Fisa does is not adjudication, but approval.
In Italy anticipatory payments of debts that fall due only on the day of or after the adjudication are ipso jure (by the law itself) invalid if made within two years prior to the adjudication.
On the other hand, many other bankruptcy laws include within the estate subject to distribution all nonexempt assets acquired after the adjudication and during the period of the proceedings.
In June 2006, its manufacturer - Dairy Crest - was forced to withdraw advertisements after an adjudication by the Advertising Standards Authority, saying the claim that 'more omega 3 may enhance some children's concentration and learning' breached six clauses of the ASA code of practice and was misleading.
The juvenile suspect is facing charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder, unlawful removal of a dead body, desecration of a human corpse and possessing a firearm after delinquent adjudication.
