The phrase "asking for judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting an evaluation or decision on a particular matter, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The defendant is asking for judgement on the motion filed by the prosecution."
Alternatives: "requesting a ruling" or "seeking a decision".
The rating question is asking for a value judgement rather than actual medication taking behaviour and respondents may avoid extremes and rating themselves as excellent.
Listeners ask for bolder judgement calls and harder facts from the BBC's referendum coverage.
To do so, we explained the assumptions to the interviewees and asked for their judgement on how far they can be considered fair.
For example, for a question that asked for a judgement of the past 3 months, one respondent wrote, "[t]his has been in the last six months [QG10]].
After every field phase, both AGnES-practice assistants and GPs were asked for a judgement about the usefulness of home telecare in GP-practices.
In Needs analysis the respondent is often asked for their judgement about whether or not they have a need in a particular area.
As a measure for acceptance, the patients were asked for their judgement about the concept, the competence of the AGnES-practice assistants in health issues, and if they built confidence in the AGnES-practice assistants.
After the second and third field phase (table 2), all participating GPs and AGnES-practice assistants were asked for their judgement about the benefit of the concept and the quality of health care provided to each project patient.
The GPs and AGnES-practice assistants were asked for their judgement about different project components, the quality of health care provision and the competences of the AGnES-practice assistants.
However, this parent probably knows no more about this particular moment in history and how to make good judgements than the adult child who's asking for advice, she said.
