"hearing procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the steps or protocols that are followed during a legal or administrative hearing. Example: During the investigation, the company's HR department ensured that all proper hearing procedures were followed to ensure a fair and unbiased outcome for the employee in question.
Additionally, verbal hearings may be conducted after the written hearing procedure and before a final decision is made by G-BA (§ 35a par. 3 s. 2 SGB V in connection with § 19 par. 1 s. 2 G-BA VerfO).
But the court held that the hearing procedure itself was a burden that could not be justified by the state's interest in requiring notification.
It would establish campuswide education on preventing sexual assault, provide resources for assault survivors, allow for the option of a fair, accessible disciplinary hearing procedure, and assure accurate collection of statistics.
Placebo is sometimes a dirty word in medical discussions – we often hear procedures dismissed as "just placebo", while drug companies do their utmost to demonstrate that their remedies outperform dummy pills.
Because of an editing error, a report in the National Briefing column on Wednesday about a hearing on procedures for reviewing the mail of prisoners held at Guant?mo Bay, Cuba, misidentified the location of the hearing.
The hearing screening procedures performed at this hospital have been modified over the years.
The sample was divided into two groups according to the date of birth of neonates and hearing screening procedures: Group I (GI): neonates born between March 2011 and March 2012 who underwent NHS in one stage; Group II (GII): neonates born between April 2012 and March 2013, who underwent two-stage NHS (test and retest).
What discussion wouldn't be enriched by hearing about electoral procedures in other countries, or even about places where leaders are not elected?
It was described as a forum, rather than a hearing, meaning that procedures are less formal and testimony does not enter the official Congressional record.
