The phrase "a copy of decision" is not correct in English.
It should be "a copy of the decision." You can use it when referring to a duplicate of a specific decision that has been made, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "Please send me a copy of the decision made by the committee regarding the funding request."
Alternatives: "a duplicate of the decision" or "a version of the decision."
A copy of the decision aid, including the brochures, can be obtained from the authors by visiting the decision aid website [ 27].
Usada sent a copy of its decision describing its charges against Armstrong to the World Triathlon Corporation.
A copy of the decision, which can be obtained only through a Freedom of Information Act request, was not immediately available on Friday.
Somewhere in this office, there was a copy of a decision from a California state appeals court unanimously upholding a $22 million judgment in a case brought against SF Weekly, a competing alternative weekly owned by Village Voice Media.
If you choose to have an adjudicator review your case, they will consider your appeal and write to you with a copy of the decision and the reasons for it (known as a 'determination').
John F. Fallon, a lawyer for the school, said on Wednesday that he had not yet received a copy of the decision and would not comment until he had read it and discussed it with school administrators.
Charles G. Sturcken, a spokesmen for the city's Department of Environmental Protection, said city lawyers had just received a copy of the decision and would not be prepared to comment on it until next week.
According to the enforcement division, the firm transferred these securities without proper consent and gave two clients false information in order to secure "retroactive consent," according to a copy of the decision reviewed by DealBook.
"National attention focused on this dispute has seriously called into question the legal adviser's ability to continue to perform his duties in a neutral and objective manner," the judge wrote on Friday, in a copy of the decision not released publicly but obtained by The New York Times.
