"referee status" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the position or role of being a referee, which is someone who oversees and enforces the rules of a sport or game. Example: The coaches held a meeting to discuss the referee status for the upcoming basketball tournament.
In 2008, Clattenburg was suspended following an investigation into allegations he owed £60,000 as a result of a failed business venture, and he later had his elite referee status revoked.
The site's interface clearly delineates a work's referee status and comments using icons to distinguish its status: approved with reservations, approved, and not approved.
Given this potential conflict of interest, the original referee status has been greyed out on this report but the comments of the reviewer on the article are still accessible.
Please note that the refereeing status of this version was changed from "indexed" to "[v1; ref status: approved with reservations 2]".
To ensure the peer review status of any article is always clear, we have developed a new dynamic citation format, now being introduced by PubMed and other bibliographic listing agencies, that includes both the version numbering and the refereeing status.
The NBA has promoted five referees to full-time status, including two women, Ashley Moyer-Gleich and Natalie Sago. Moyer-Gleich and Natalie Sago
Participation in official duties and training is high in elite Gaelic games referees, despite the amateur status of the sports.
September 4 , 2001 Premiership referee Graham Poll acheived instant hate-figure status in Russia after awarding their opponents Slovenia a last-minute penalty in the crucial Group One match.
12 30 p.m.: This report has been updated with more details about Draymond Green and the Warriors as well as news five referees were promoted to full-time status.
This system speeds up the submission and refereeing process, and allows you to view the status of your paper online.
We expected that ecology is similar to medicine in that gender, status, and region are important determinants of referee performance.
