The phrase "approach of judging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or perspective on how to evaluate or assess something.
Example: "The approach of judging a person's character based solely on their appearance is often misleading."
Alternatives: "method of evaluation" or "perspective on assessment".
The EPOC approach for judging risk of bias of randomized and non-randomized studies is a two-part assessment tool, concerning specific domains and quality criteria (i.e. RCTs: sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding, et cetera).
She said that she would not, stating "[I] wouldn't approach the issue of judging in the way the president does".
On this "one-act" approach the act of judging something to be beautiful is a single, self-referential act of judging which claims its own universal validity with respect to the object and which is phenomenologically manifested as a feeling of pleasure.
The Chair then initiated discussions -- private to the panel -- on how we might approach the task of judging other people's books.
In my experience, and that of women I know who have been through the family court system, the approach of judges and magistrates seems random.
Finally, for a more user-friendly web site, a new approach to judging severity of usability problems is developed by integrating AHP into HE.
One approach to judging the influence of the rate of C H bond breaking on the overall reaction is the use of KIEs.
Each user of an atlas, I suspect, follows a different approach to judging the merits of the one in hand.
Such a systematic and explicit approach to judging the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations can facilitate appraisal of these judgments, and improve communication [ 73, 74].
In this work, we present our own approach for judging the quality of a Computer Science/Computer Engineering conference venue, and thus, implicitly, the potential quality of a paper accepted in that conference.
