The phrase "a decision to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or resolution made to reduce something, such as costs, resources, or quantities.
Example: "The board made a decision to decrease the budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "a choice to reduce" or "a resolution to lower".
Mr. Griffin, who had an advance copy, was troubled by its overall lament of diversity and by specific insinuations, including that American Jews had made a "collective decision" to decrease their population through abortion and that the "diverse army of today" may not be superior to the all-white Confederate Army of the Civil War.
A: I support your decision to decrease the amount of added sugar in your diet, but it is less clear if artificial sweeteners are the answer.
Two decisions stand out: the decision to start using a traditional DMARD and the decision to decrease or stop a DMARD.
The decision to decrease, increase or repeat a dose for the next subject depends on how far an estimated toxicity rate at the current dose is from the target.
While this study does not precisely define a safe threshold for exposure, it does support the EPA's decision to decrease the standard exposure limit of PM2.5 concentration for individuals in the US.
The decision to decrease the furlough days was made possible by a compromise spending bill negotiated on Capitol Hill and signed this week.
While the decision to decrease the dose in the present breast cancer trial was a necessary and appropriate action to preclude potential toxicity, the magnitude of the reduction for a breast cancer population may have been too large.
He cautioned that Tehran's decision-making process was difficult to read, but said that "it would nonetheless be my assumption, the way they are structured, that decisions either to increase or decrease would be very senior-level decisions; it's just what lies behind the decision to decrease".
It went on to say that because of the "economic environment," the bank had made the difficult decision to decrease my credit card's limit to $1,000 from $3,000.
Our numerical analysis suggested that configuration decision is as important as waiting time decision to decrease the cost of operating IDS.
