The phrase "as a single judge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the decision-making or opinion of one individual judge, often in legal or evaluative discussions.
Example: "The case was decided as a single judge, emphasizing the importance of individual interpretation in the ruling."
Alternatives: "by one judge" or "from a sole judge's perspective".
That amount, which was subsequently readjusted to €125,000 plus interest and costs, has been due since August 2012 with Fifa's players status committee – for whom the former chairman of the FA and vice-president of Uefa and Fifa, Geoff Thompson, acted as a single judge – having ruled a year ago that Genoa should make the payment within 30 days.
The group will be in the dock alongside contractors Halliburton and Transocean as a single judge decides who was to blame for what happened when the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded, claiming the lives of 11 men and triggering the biggest oil spill in US history.
And as far as I remember, not a single judge (including me) ever changed his or her mind, or shifted his or her position, in response to an argument put forward by a colleague.
The 'interviewer within station' estimated variance, however, was found to be substantial (accounting for 21% of the variance) and in order to maintain high reliability above 0.80 with a single judge, as many as 12 stations would be required.
Consider having a panel instead of a single judge rule on cases, as is regularly done on the appellate level, Mr. Landsman suggests.
As a legal matter, the lawsuits were a failure; not a single judge agreed with the Bush campaign's argument that Florida's postmarking requirements were invalid.
And, certificates of division began to fall into disuse as it became increasingly common for the circuit courts to sit with a single judge.
Because of its expected length, the case was scheduled as a "trial at bar", a device that allowed a panel rather than a single judge to hear it.
But, a single judge (either the district judge or the circuit rider) could preside alone.
Under the Judicial Act of 1802, a single judge (either the district judge or the circuit rider) could preside alone.
The Z′ factor is introduced as a single value to judge assay quality because it incorporates the SD of signal and background as well as the assay window.
