"general judgement" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a broad or overall evaluation or opinion about something. Example: The teacher's general judgement of the student's performance was positive, but he noted some areas for improvement.
It is difficult to make a general judgement about genetic modification (GM ..
When humans look at a picture, they automatically make a general judgement call about what's going on in the scene – they intuit setting and context, essentially.
"He considered from various angles and made a general judgement not to come to pray today," the official, who made the offering on behalf of Mr Abe, added.
Complete the 'General Judgement of Name Change' and 'General Judgement of Name Change' to submit to clerk.
Hence, a wider range of judgements, including general judgements about unicorns and golden mountains, require a special treatment.
We, nonetheless, sought to make general judgements (of adequacy in approach and/or authoritative presentation) to exclude the weakest articles, and, below, seek to explain what we see as the methodological strengths and weaknesses of this literature.
Implicit review relies on a more general reviewer judgement of quality of care without specific criteria.
4 In general, the judgement as to whether the injury was caused by malpractice is made by two obstetricians.
Possible bases for this general value judgement are failure to accept that nicotine dependence is a genuine medical disorder, lack of sympathy for a condition that is seen as self-inflicted, low absolute efficacy rates for the medications or other factors.
In general, though, judgements on his captaincy were positive; his team-mates and opponents believed he had firm control of the side and E. W. Swanton complimented his tactics.
General practitioner judgements of depression status were compared to PHQ-9 results.
