"critical judgments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to opinions or decisions made with careful consideration and in depth analysis. For example: "The judge made a number of critical judgments in order to reach a fair verdict."
Readers should regard critical judgments critically.
Integrating this information, we hypothesized that subjects who perceive more expressions of anger in people tend to attribute unreal critical judgments to them and then tend to avoid such criticism, moving away from contact or even presenting less autonomous behaviour to avoid conflict, resulting in distressing feelings of isolation and loneliness.
The choice of topics and the way they were framed inevitably revealed a personal perspective, but, until this sentence, I never wrote in the first person singular, and the column eschewed outright advocacy and critical judgments of the sort advanced by Op-Ed page columnists or critics in the culture sections.
The analysts' critical judgments have significant real-world consequences.
He is obviously well-read, and obviously his own man in literary & critical judgments.
While passionate about Châteauneuf, Mr. Karis maintains an even keel and largely refrains from critical judgments.
Despite highly critical judgments, the Home Office continues to separate children from their parents.
Essays on contemporary architecture that are less about making critical judgments than about explication, exegesis, and provocation.
His essays on contemporary architects are less about making critical judgments than about explication, exegesis, and provocation.
Vital as these are, so too is teaching students to make independent and critical judgments, to be mindful, to be articulate, to develop imaginative and creative faculties.
My memories of this indefatigable literateur are of a chain-smoking, loquacious jack of all trades whose reading was as wide ranging and various as his critical judgments.
