"ethical judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a judgement or decision about what is moral or right. For example: "The court had to make an ethical judgement about the defendant's actions."
(3) Professor in ethics: ethical judgement of the study protocol and possible adverse events.
Ethical judgement should consider the specific circumstance of each trial, and ethics committees should not foster poor research for legal reasons.
Even the most austerely detached of historians cannot wholly avoid ethical judgement.
Reno came to Washington as someone whose integrity was beyond question and has seen herself cast as yet another Administration figure accused of lapses in ethical judgement.
Recognition has been given to the fact that ethical judgement and behaviour are complicated feats, difficult enough for an adult, let alone a child.
Five real-life scenarios for you to test your moral and ethical judgement.
Researchers often need to contend with such lived fieldwork challenges, which are not easily addressed through formalised research ethics frameworks, making practical and ethical judgements independently and case by case.
Interviewers watch to see if students can make ethical judgements and solve problems.
Where the research is conducted, scientists have to make ethical judgements and account for their data sharing and publication policies.
Sir Ian Kennedy reviews the ethical judgements used by the medical profession.
However people have ethical judgements on the goods science and technology development is delivering, as well as on the circumstances under which these goods are being produced.
