The word "refereed" is correct and commonly used in written English.
"Refereed" is typically used to describe a process where a written work, such as a research paper or article, is evaluated and approved by experts or peers in the same field before being published. Example: "The journal only accepts previously unpublished, refereed articles for publication."
"As part of its normal processes, the commission is taking stakeholder feedback into account as well as having the modelling formally refereed.
"In April 1907 Kirkham refereed a Southern League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Watford.
No snapshot of reality, the science here involves theorising, soil sampling, bagging, plotting, evaluating, drawing conclusions, writing up and, finally, refereed publication in a reputable journal.Well, yes.
This aims to show that researchers themselves can turn out refereed papers cheaply, bypassing traditional purveyors.Episciences will piggyback on ArXiv, an online repository beloved of physicists and mathematicians who often post work there as "preprints" before submitting it to journals.
Tacking on an "epijournal", so that refereed papers would sit alongside the preprints, should not add much to that.Matthew Cockerill, BioMed Central's boss, though, points out that Episciences's publishing model may have its drawbacks.
Kallenberg refereed that game a common practice in that era and some of the spectators took exception to some of his decisions.
Yes, those typical Germans: the ones who surrounded Nicola Rizzoli, the Italian who refereed the second leg against Bayern Munich, baying for a second yellow card and a sending-off for Rafael da Silva.
Organisers caused a stir by ignoring neutrality with the appointment of Sutton for the Australia-England game and have maintained that policy with the selection of Bentham, who refereed the Grand Final at Old Trafford as well as the Australia-New Zealand game in Brisbane.
The straight-talking Lee insisted it was nothing to do with how the set pieces were being refereed.
Rugby games have to be refereed in the round, with sympathy and understanding as well as a detailed knowledge of the laws.
The match, refereed by Eric Cantona for some reason, was one half football (which was won only 5-4 by Marseille) and a second half of rugby, with the footballers somehow managing to score a handful of tries to win 36-35.
