The phrase "receive judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which a person is judged or evaluated. For example, "She was about to receive judgment from the court for her actions."
"They'll receive judgment next year".
"They'll receive judgment next season," Bryant said.
So how to explain that, despite such promising conditions, on 9 February, Tony Abbott was forced to walk into the meeting room of his political party to receive judgment on his leadership?
Therefore, the one who acts in opposition is opposing the authority that has been commanded by God, and those who act in opposition will receive judgment in themselves.
And if such person after his plea, and before his trial, become of non sane memory, he shall not be tried; or, if after his trial he become of non sane memory, he shall not receive judgment; or, if after judgment he become of non sane memory, his execution shall be spared; for were he of sound memory, he might allege somewhat in stay of judgment or execution.
To receive judgments on such an issue from the court in Strasbourg may be felt as a humiliation.
Wives pay prices for goods they never bought; they do time in publicity hell for actions they never took; they receive judgments for crimes they did not commit.
He received judgment and ridicule.
But her family begged her to quit and she has received "judgment and warnings" from strangers too.
When working in a customer-facing environment, I've been told I have to cover them, received judgment and questions from customers, asking "why would you want them?".
But, according to the NGO Latin American and Caribbean Committee for the Defense of Women's Rights (Cladem), of 10,000 complaints in 2010, just "476 cases of violence against women received judgment, with only 66 convicted offenders".
