The phrase "a decision framed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a decision is presented or structured, often in a specific context or perspective.
Example: "The committee presented a decision framed by the need for sustainability and community impact."
Alternatives: "a decision shaped" or "a decision contextualized".
In such cases, Professors Tversky and Kahneman wrote in 1981, "the adoption of a decision frame is an ethically significant act".
Your career choices are of such importance that you must construct a decision frame that contains criteria that matter to you.
For input into a public policy decision framed as a MCDA we required individual preferences from a representative sample of the population, expressed in the form of importance weights for different criteria relating to the decision.
The decision, framed under the Help America Vote Act, would allow Republican challengers access to data from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the Social Security agency to challenge new voters.
The LP strategies of a default decision, framing, and timing can be applied to decision making for PSA screening in the IDM/SDM approaches.
From a scientific approach, the process of the elaboration of a decision is framed by a certain decisional model, as well as the situation needing the settlement by means of a decision is characterized by the volume, structure and quality of the existent information.
He has done his presidency a disservice by not confronting Congress with the discomforts of making and owning difficult decisions, framed as the country requires them.
When asked to select a decision to frame their responses, the majority (n=189, 55%) of respondents selected 'changing the organisation or design of a particular service'.
Indeed, the government swiftly attempted to exploit this by claiming that the verdict showed "the government does not hold sway over judges' decisions", framing this as part of its vaunted reform programme.
Session 2 uses role play exercises with standardized patients to teach the skill to communicate the benefits/harms of a decision that is framed by prognosis and the skill to discuss prognosis explicitly.
