The phrase "allow for adjudication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or situation is being set up to permit or facilitate a formal decision or judgment, often in legal or dispute resolution scenarios.
Example: "The new policy will allow for adjudication of disputes between employees and management."
Alternatives: "permit adjudication" or "facilitate adjudication".
Although the overall response rate for this study was acceptable (77.6%), the proportion of questionnaires accompanied by additional evidence allowing for adjudication was lower.
The overall response rate for this study was acceptable (77.6%), while the proportion of questionnaires accompanied by additional evidence allowing for adjudication was rather low.
"I accept the outcome of the review and will now be bringing this prosecution to allow for that adjudication to happen". Ms Saunders is the first DPP to have a major prosecuting decision reviewed and overturned.
Although they allow for some risk adjudication, neurosurgeons need to be actively involved in defining quality in neurosurgery and in determining the formulas for appropriate risk adjudication.
Although scheduling patient interviews was not without challenges, all that were completed provided meaningful information to allow for a full adjudication of the AE.
Active surveillance offers improved quantity and quality of adverse event data, allowing for meaningful adjudication to assess potential harms.
Because of the innovative nature of the marketplace, the framework should not involve anticipatory rulemaking, but rather principles that allow for case-by-case adjudication.
Increased spending on the immigration courts would allow for the hiring and training of additional judges and staff, who should be well qualified and represent diverse backgrounds to ensure unbiased adjudication.
Therewith, this classification allows for more accurate adjudication of the cause of death by underlying etiology and result in less misclassification.
Most deaths of unknown cause were recent without enough information available to allow adjudication for cause.
