'suspend judgement' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when expressing the idea that one should not form an opinion on a certain matter until more information or evidence is presented. For example: "In the absence of more evidence, I suggest we suspend judgement on the suspect's innocence."
Back home, his glimpse of vastness "made me look at our own tamed acres with a new respect, and a willingness to suspend judgement about their domesticity".
It is due to reconvene on April 23rd, when it is expected to suspend judgement yet again.Under the terms of the deal, which values Hutchison Essar at $18.8 billion, Vodafone would buy 52% of the firm outright from HTIL, a unit of Hutchison Whampoa of Hong Kong.
I'll suspend judgement until I actually read the "Before Watchmen" books, but given that the predominant tone of Watchmen was that it was already too late, that the glory days were gone or never were, that we were already, in some ways, posthumous, the idea of the prequel seems the antithesis of the original's unique and unsteadying vision.
One can never suspend judgement.
Should not both disputants suspend judgement?
I'll have to suspend judgement on that.
The great physicist Edwin Hubble, speaking at Caltech's commencement in 1938, said a scientist has "a healthy skepticism, suspended judgement, and disciplined imagination" — not only about other people's ideas but also about his or her own.
I personally think that £20 indoor chairs around those tables will work - it's eclectic and very much us, but I'm suspending judgement for a time, surfing the web, looking at country cottage styles until I see some Arne Jacobsen chairs (is that just my teenage memories of Christine Keeler getting the better of me?).
Using pain points to identify solutions requires suspending judgement and asking open-ended questions.
The committed precise probabilist would respond that setting $p(X)=0.5$ is suspending judgement.
Suspending judgement is something you do when the evidence doesn't determine your credence.
