The phrase "a decal on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the placement of a decal on a surface, such as a vehicle, wall, or object.
Example: "She placed a decal on the back window of her car to show her support for the local sports team."
Alternatives: "a sticker on" or "an emblem on".
The athletes' bodies entirely cover the sled, so slapping a decal on it is futile.
A decal on the side said, "50 Miles Per Gallon, Available Now".
When he asked them what was going on, Mr. Battle said, "they told me they were able to do this because of a decal on the back of the cab, that this sticker gives them permission to search me".
We put a decal on our car.
We can come to view people as unpatriotic when they choose not to display the flag or a decal on their car, or choose not to sing the words to "God Bless America" at a ballgame..
Add a decal on the top to make it yours!
Last year, Varian promised to devise, among other things, a decidedly low-tech solution: a decal to stick on the machines, warning operators to be extra careful in setting the radiation field.
To use it, click on the selection tool and then click on the Apply Decals tool, then while looking at a wall you want to apply a decal to, click on it in the 3D render window and it should pop up on that wall.
They have a portable flagpole on which they raise the Israeli flag, and at the very top there is a decal which on one side has the markings of the Witnesses in Uniform programme.
(You almost expect to see a decal for Wittenberg U. on the side of his suitcase).
Here are some other top-secret things I've picked up: The difference between an Uber and a Lyft is that an Uber has a "U" decal on the windshield and a Lyft has to have its app downloaded really quickly outside the bar when you remember that you told your friends you deleted Uber "for feminism".
