"provide judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to make a decision or assessment. For example, "Please provide judgement on the issue before the end of the week."
The cortex of the brain is responsible for modifying primal feelings of rage and aggression, providing judgement, and organizing behavior and decision-making.
Six expert judges provided judgements of whether each item matched the theoretical definition of each ICF construct and provided a confidence rating for each judgement.
Because of a lack of time, the last two examples were discussed at another meeting attended by six of the 17 judges, but all 17 raters provided judgements for all of the 12 examples.
The POA may provide incorrect judgement on the occurrence of collapse.
This approach implies higher transaction costs and does not directly provide a judgement of the effective impact on the environment.
Since decision-makers' evaluations in pairwise comparisons contain uncertainty, this may cause the decision-makers feel more confident to provide fuzzy judgement than crisp comparisons [28].
With the help of our set expansion method for sibling discovery, we are able to provide some judgement by comparing the generated siblings with those already existing in the ontology.
If a child is unable to provide HRQL judgements, drawing on alternate sources of information regarding a patient's HRQL may be a useful source of information provided that additional information is available to support the validity of the proxy ratings [ 16].
What sets apart the Alto Maé Health Centre from other health facilities is that all of the services at Alto Maé are provided without judgement.
Of these, patients' anaesthetists provided a judgement on the call centre summary on the day of their procedure for 178 patients.
