The phrase "a decision attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a decision, often in contexts involving accountability or attributions of responsibility.
Example: "The decision attributed to the board was met with mixed reactions from the staff."
Alternatives: "a decision ascribed" or "a decision credited".
He was the only dancer who refused to become involved in a small rebellion at Ballet Theater in 1941, a decision attributed to his character as an eccentric who was "utterly anti-majority and anti-establishment," wrote Charles Payne in his book, "American Ballet Theater".
The Netpliance change came after Lifeminders.com, another Super Bowl sponsor, parted ways with its agency, Fallon McElligott in Minneapolis, part of Publicis S.A., in a decision attributed to a shift in marketing to a business-to-business focus from a consumer orientation.
The Duchess prevented her daughter from attending William's coronation out of a disagreement of precedence, a decision attributed by the Duke of Wellington to Conroy.
The generated rules are in the form of "if-then" with specific condition attribute values and a decision attributes value.
Note that the original relative dependency degree only considers the relative dependency between a condition attribute set and a decision attribute set.
In Table 2, a decision attribute, Buying computers, is added to the original information system (Table 1) to form a decision system.
Given an attribute subset (Bsubseteq A) and a decision attribute (d), the projection of the object set (U) on (B) is denoted by (Pi _{B }(U)) and can be computed by the following two steps: removing attributes in the different set ((A-B)) and merging all the remaining rows which are indiscernible [11].
For the purposes of this paper, we define a decision attribute as a patient perception of treatment, or a broader personal impact of treatment, that influences the treatment decision outcome.
Data that describe the analyzed series of gemini imidazolium chlorides can be seen as classification data, where parameters characterizing structure and surface active properties, as well as molecular parameters, are condition attributes (independent variables) and antifungal activity is represented by class labels assigned to chlorides by a decision attribute (dependent variable).
Patients weigh a number of decision attributes when considering CHC treatment options.
Modeling human decision making behavior is of great interest in understanding how a decision maker weights different decision attributes when making a decision.
