"common judgement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a shared or unanimous opinion or decision made by a group of people. It can also be used to describe a general or typical way of thinking or evaluating something. Example: "The jury's common judgement was that the defendant was guilty of the crime." Example: "According to current scientific research, the common judgement is that a healthy diet and exercise are important for overall well-being."
Moreover, subjects could not predict whether a given stimulation would be followed by an 'any common fingers' judgement or an in-between judgement.
To address this, we propose a procedure for attaining a complete common consensus judgement matrix or, at least, a matrix with the minimum number of entries that are required to derive the priorities.
One might conclude then that in the policy debate, the notion of isolating Hezbollah from Iran, and of weakening and pressurizing President Assad, simply trumped the common sense judgement that when you pump highly toxic and dangerous fracturing substances into geological formations, you can never entirely know or control the consequences.
"You have to make common sense judgements about what could happen," says Jeremy White, deputy head of safety at University College, London.
As the value of each test depended on the size of the group and the number of items in the domain, and common sense judgements were also included, the taken steps may not always seem transparent.
Janet Fyle, of the Royal College of Midwives, said pregnant women must take the advice with caution and use their common sense and judgement and not be unnecessarily alarmed about using personal care products, such as moisturisers, cosmetics and shower gels.
For all IRHI measures that have the same IRHI equivalence criterion, P will be identical, reflecting the common vertical equity judgement, whereas the scale indices q will differ because of the alternative normalisations.
"I think your judgement belies common sense," she said.
In Gibraltar, I hope that they behave with common sense, with good judgement, with a search for agreement - and that there is dialogue.
