A verdict is also any judgment or opinion given after considering the facts of a situation:

Source: The Cambridge Dictionary


Acta Veredicto is about decisions made by the Biennale. Those decisions relate to the selection of architecture projects.

Similar to 'award decisions' in the context of grants, but here (Notification of) "Project Decisions" may suffice, e.g., "In its Notification of Project Decisions, XXXX announced its selection, while basing its decision ..."

As mentioned, we'd likely see 'award decisions' used in other contexts, as seen below.

general RFP - Northeastern States Research Cooperative
Jan 22, 2021 — April 1, 2021: **Notification of project award decisions**. ○ May 1, 2021: Funding committed (90 day pre-award spending allowed).
https://nsrcforest.org/sites/default/files/uploads/2020_RFP_...

European Collaborative Research Projects
Application procedures and **project award decisions**. The ESRC was a partner in the ECRP over a nine year period, between 2001 and 2010. Under ...
https://esrc.ukri.org/files/research/research-and-impact-eva...

And I agree with Phil and others who have said 'verdict' just doesn't work here.

(Notification of) Project Decision(s)

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A quick follow-up on 'verdict':

It just doesn't sound very natural in English. It's really a question of usage. In the US, 'verdict' is almost always seen in legal contexts, and comes-off as a bit forced in the context of bids or applications for grants, contracts, or awards.

Espero que le sirva, y saludos desde Vietnam :-)

I suppose it depends on the level of formality, as the verdict could be in a letter, but if it's registered then it's probably more official, in the form of a document on record.

ESP: Depende del nivel de formalidad, puesto que el veredicto podría figurarse en una carta, pero si está registrado, es más oficial probablemente, en la forma de un documento registrado.

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"In law, an act is something done of legal significance. It can be a statute or another law formally adopted by a legislative body. It's a formal written record of proceedings or transactions."
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/act

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ESP: "La palabra 'acta' viene del latin y significa los hechos, luego un acta no es más que un testimonio escrito de los hechos ocurridos en cualquier circunstancia; una reunión de consorcio, una asamblea de miembros de una comisión directiva de cualquier entidad, una cerificación del nacimiento de una persona. Es decir, hechos que se asientan por escrito y que resulta importante registrar y conservar."
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acta_(documento)