The phrase "a decision that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a choice or determination that requires consideration of various factors or elements.
Example: "Making a decision that involves multiple stakeholders can be quite challenging."
Alternatives: "a choice that entails" or "a determination that includes".
Commissions, however, are ultimately a means of paying for professional guidance, and picking a mutual fund is a decision that involves trust as well as cost, Mrs. Mersfelder-Lewis said.
And Eisenhower's decision seem to us the hardest that any man has ever been called on to make, a decision that involves the fate of nations and life on earth.
It is a test where the subject is confronted with a decision that involves a conflict between an immediate reward and a long term negative consequence.
Dissenting from a decision that involved the interpretation of federal laws, he wrote, "If a statute needs repair, there's a constitutionally prescribed way to do it.
Yesterday, the man, Jamal Ahmed Al-Fadl, recounted the conversation in Federal District Court in Manhattan, telling a jury what had driven him into the hands of the Americans, a decision that involved an even more difficult step: betraying his leader, Osama bin Laden.
What they share is the perception from others that they are incapable of making their own choice in a decision that involved substantial spiritual wrestling.
Selecting the right senior living community is an important decision that involves more than choosing a floor plan -- it's about security, quality of life and lifestyle.
Of course, the writer in me is aware that, however a story comes to you, it's ultimately up to you to decide whether to keep it in that form or not — a cold-eyed decision that involves technical appraisal and writerly judgment.
That means you have to give him the respect that goes along with his manly gender by consulting him before making any decision that involves your lady parts.
