"On deliberation" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when discussing an idea or concept that has been considered carefully and thoughtfully. For example, "After on deliberation, the committee decided to postpone the event until the following month."
But not only does the OWS experiment skirt the problem of pluralism through self-selection, the ideological homogeneity of self-selection may make deliberation tend toward extremism, as Cass Sunstein's important work on deliberation and group polarisation shows.
The action research methodology relied on deliberation over local knowledge, existing and emergent scientific findings, resulting in attitudinal change.
They also treat their past intentions and plans as defeasibly fixed constraints on deliberation, rather than attempting to maximize subjective utility anew in every situation they confront (Bratman 1987).
Democracy depends on deliberation.
It seems likely that this effect on deliberation may reflect non-specific psychomotor slowing after brain injury.
The vast majority of them wanted information exchange, but differed in preferences for discussing and selecting treatment choices based on deliberation and decisional control.
Another was jailed for six months after befriending and acquitted defendant on Facebook and then giving her a running commentary on deliberations about her remaining co-defendants.
Interviews with jurors after the verdicts clearly indicated that they felt that the cameras had no impact on deliberations or verdicts.
A lot of decent religious people might have reservations about spending too much time on deliberations where they were continually urged to stress commonality, and play down difference, at the risk of compromising integrity.
National working time regulations based on deliberations, cultural values and the high and growing doctor density are important causes.
Five companies compete every week, and only one is crowned the winner after a live, on-radio deliberation.
