The phrase "a decision reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that has been documented or communicated in some form, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The court issued a ruling, and a decision reported in the legal journal provided further details on the case."
Alternatives: "a documented decision" or "a published ruling".
Justice Leland DeGrasse of State Supreme Court, in a decision reported by The New York Law Journal, ruled that the landlord had to first prove entitlement to the increase.
This was the second time in a matter of days that the movie was screened on Russian television, a decision reported to have been made by Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin.
In 1988 the senior civil servant in charge of mental health within the then DHSS, Cliff Graham, had formed a close working relationship with Savile and appointed him to head a task force effectively running the hospital – a decision reported to Currie, then minister for mental health issues.
Nkomo was given asylum-seeker accommodation in Doncaster, started college and waited for a decision, reporting every month, as required, to the Home Office.
Southwark council approved the change, in a decision first reported by the community website London SE1.
This is especially true for hard-decision combining, which is when the FC makes a global spectrum decision based on a collection of local spectrum decisions, reported by sensors individually, in the form H0 and H1.
Each decision moment in the analysis process was recorded alongside an appreciation of the decisions reported by the authors of the selected meta-analyses.
Nurse professionals involved in adoption decisions reported taking an approach where careful focus on 'principles' knowledge was balanced with adequate attention to 'how-to' knowledge.
This includes ensuring that, regardless of a decision to report a personal incident, survivors have ready access to confidential resources.
Neurons in one part of the brain appear to have an important role in this process; they integrate what a macaque has seen to help its brain make a decision, researchers report.
Because instrument criteria are quite flexible and subject to interpretation, it is possible to reach a decision to report an event in which the likelihood of it becoming of international public health concern is small.
