The phrase "a decision to interrupt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of choosing to break into a conversation or process, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee made a decision to interrupt the ongoing presentation to address the concerns raised by the audience."
Alternatives: "a choice to interject" or "a resolution to break in".
Based on these priorities the staff members can make a more funded decision to interrupt their current task or not.
Rupert Murdoch used to go through the back door of Downing Street for meetings, and there was David Cameron's decision to interrupt a family holiday to meet him on a yacht off Santorini in August 2008 reflected the need for politicans to meet him – not the other way around.
In recent decades a lively debate has developed concerning the decision to interrupt or not to initiate resuscitation procedures on low gestational age newborns [ 1- 3].
Despite an apology from the telecast's boss, the Nine Inch Nails leader said he will not forget the producers' decision to interrupt his set with a commercial "What we weren't expecting was that level of insult," Reznor explained to New Zealand's 3News (via Exclaim).
One major exception is his decision to interrupt the love duet to give us a montage in which we see something of Otello's sad boyhood in the desert.
The statement said the families of those still missing, and diplomatic representatives of their countries of origin, had been informed of the decision to interrupt the search.
Roy Hodgson has defended Jamie Vardy's decision to interrupt England's preparations for Euro 2016 by briefly departing the national camp in order to get married, following the striker's winner in the 2-1 friendly victory against Turkey.
Tonight, as passengers at Union Station in Washington waited in lines that they said were as long as two hours during evening rush hour, some said they were frustrated by Amtrak's decision to interrupt Acela's service.
But on Saturday night, when Mr. Bush made the rare decision to interrupt his Texas vacation and rush back to Washington to be in place to sign a bill that could restore Ms. Schiavo's feeding tube, the White House said that the issue had become one of "defending life," and that time was of the essence.
