The phrase "receive trials" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to undergo or experience a series of tests or challenges. Example: "The new software will be distributed to a select group of users to receive trials before its official launch."
The decision delivered a setback to the broader military commissions system, reducing the chances that many other detainees at Guantánamo will receive trials.
The restrictions have blocked his plan to close the Guantánamo site by moving the remaining detainees to a prison on domestic soil, where some could also receive trials in federal court.
But his administration eventually decided that the tribunals were necessary if certain detainees were to receive trials, because they offered greater flexibility than civilian courts in the admission of certain kinds of evidence, like hearsay and materials gathered under battlefield conditions.
Individuals may also be sentenced to re-education through labor by courts, but the proportion of individuals who receive trials rather than going directly into administrative detention is determined in part by how much capacity that province has for re-education detainees provinces with large re-education through labor apparatus generally allow fewer detainees to have trials.
Importantly, participants did not receive trial-by-trial feedback concerning errors.
Out of 319 randomised patients, four did not receive trial treatment and four had no visit forms.
27 Subjects will receive trial drugs, transportation fees and necessary healthcare instructions (diet, mental adjustment) for free.
All subjects received trials presented in the same randomized order.
Before 2005, some patients received trials of steroid treatments; predsol enema, predfoam, hydrocortisone suppositories.
As with the rat study, participants first received trials containing previously encountered stimuli (see Table 2).
After six trials the first cohort rested under heat lamps while the second cohort received trials 1 6 as described above.
