The term "judgment panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in legal documents or reports to denote a group of people responsible for making a decision on a particular issue. For example: The judgment panel appointed to hear the case determined that the defendant was guilty on all counts.
The Judgment panels are especially notable for being among the earliest Flemish paintings to employ such Italian Renaissance devices as putti and garlands.
But in its judgment, the panel said he was not a victim of ageism.
In its judgment, the panel, chaired by Antony Davies, said: "We considered the substantial and compelling mitigating factors in this case, and particularly the written references.
In its judgment, the panel found that the original ruling had placed too much weight on objections from supporters.
In its judgment, the NMC panel said: "The panel concluded that your conduct was such that it would be considered 'deplorable' and was therefore a sufficiently serious departure from acceptable standards so as to amount to misconduct".
The following specific points are included in the described considered judgments SIGN panels are asked to make: Generalisability of study findings Directness of application to the target population for the guideline.
The basis for the hoo-ha was not a judgment of the panel of commissioners appointed to investigate the 9/11 attacks.
But what might a provisional judgment say?The panel's more familiar short-hand name—"the truth commission"—has a disturbingly Orwellian ring, implying an effort to conceal rather than to reveal.
Although the witness testimony is on public record, history will be denied the judgment of a panel of legal experts weighing the evidence of his personal guilt and the story of his regime.
It is the judgment of this panel that in the future, considering the sensitivity of this kind of mission, the O.S.D. should assure itself that serious limitations in detention/interrogation missions do not occur...
