"judgment standard" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific set of criteria or guidelines that are used to make a judgment or decision. For example, "The jury used the established judgment standard to decide the case."
In order to enforce periodic rotation and pitching of the rotor and relative motion between rotor blades, the moving overset grid technique is extended, where a special judgement standard is presented near the odd surface of the blade grid during search donor cells by using the Inverse Map method.
The trend that the binding constants vary with increasing temperatures is also the judgement standard of the quenching mechanism.
In this regard, one may wonder whether we can use the 'substituted judgement' standard.
For each of the eligible articles, the following data was extracted independently by two researchers (Zhang and Fang): first author's surname, year of publication, study origin, study objects, measuring method, positive judgement standards, and so on (Tables 1, 2, and 3).
These include variations in clinical judgement, perceived standard of care, local hospital or physician practice culture, potential medical-legal ramifications, and regional patterns of hospitalization [ 10].
For example, a study investigating absolute and relative judgements and standard-setting by Gill and Bramley (2013) considered the accuracy of holistic comparative judgements in relation to the original analytical marks of examination scripts that were 'close together in overall mark' in a standard-setting exercise.
Collateral takes us through various British institutions - the police, the Church, politics, the army, and, most especially, through our weird and shaky detention system - and asks why so many organisations seem deliberately structured in a way which prevents individuals being allowed to exercise their own judgements and standards.
A genuine difference in performance was therefore either being 'covered up' by the judgement-based standard-setting, or else it was not being found due to noise in the process.
A reference standard (judgement correctness) was generated from the same patient case records.
If CV had been diagnosed previously, the expert clinician had to redetermine the diagnosis based on his/her gold standard judgement.
Her recent books include Assessment for education: Standards, judgement and Moderation (Sage 2014), and Designing assessment for quality learning (Springer 2014).
