The phrase "a common decision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or agreement that is frequently made by a group or in a particular context.
Example: "It has become a common decision for companies to adopt remote work policies in response to the pandemic."
Alternatives: "a typical choice for" or "a frequent decision for".
This paper proposes an integrated approach (moni-modelling approach) where monitoring data and modelling simulations work together in order to provide a common decision framework for the risk assessor.
A decision about type 1 diabetes insulin delivery was selected because it is a common decision that has implications for both the child and parents given the benefits, risks and inconveniences of different insulin delivery options [ 13].
"Cars are now made cleaner, more efficient, and with less than 6 percent of newer vehicles failing emissions testing, this was a common-sense decision for the M.V.C.," Mr. Martinez said.
Cost benefit analysis is a common tool for decision making on safety.
MICP combines those statistical factors into a single metric, called PCB, in order to provide a common basis for decision making and to achieve the goal of maximizing the transactional throughput.
Finally, it offers a common language for decision makers and stakeholders, within and between institutions, to discuss successful priority setting.
Discrepancies between the outcomes of the screenings were jointly discussed and a common final decision on articles to be retained for further review was made.
Education as spreading of knowledge is required for everyone involved in taking common decisions and hence for the working of democracy (Neurath 1945/1973, 230).
"There ought to be a common basis for making decisions about exceptional circumstances and I think anybody who uses the NHS for their care is entitled to expect that.
