"user judgement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to individuals' opinions or evaluations that are based on their own personal experience. For example: "The user judgement of the new video game has been mostly positive."
The user judgement regarding the honesty of the RP is a security-critical task.
What they ask of volunteers varies considerably in terms of task type, variety, user judgement required and user freedom, which has received little direct investigation.
In this section we describe a scheme designed to address both of the major security limitations discussed in Section 3, (i.e., reliance on a user judgement of RP trustworthiness and a single layer of authentication).
The correctness (cr_i) of an image i in the retrieval list varies within the range 0 3 according to user judgement, where 0 corresponds to irrelevant images and 3 corresponds to the most relevant image.
Output O2 is solved by user judgement.
For the other outcome (O2), a user judgement is needed to decide whether any of the variables retrieved would be the appropriate candidate to be renamed (e.g. because it is consistent with other datasets and its values are in the range of what would be expected) or all candidate variables will be dropped.
The first is its reliance on user judgements of the trustworthiness of service providers, and the second is its reliance on a single layer of authentication.
We focus on two particular security problems, namely, its reliance on user judgements of the trustworthiness of service providers and its dependency on a single layer of user authentication to the Identity Provider.
This will need user judgements based on the outputs of the algorithm.
This paper addresses this challenge by presenting a novel method of utilising users' judgement of direction to obtain the location and orientation of a touch interface.
We acknowledge that there may have been cases where users' judgement of the process of care or structure of services was biased by a negative health outcome, which may or may not have been possible to change at the time they consulted the out-of-hours service.
