The phrase "a decision to strike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is making a choice or resolution to initiate a strike, often in labor or protest situations.
Example: "After much deliberation, the union made a decision to strike in order to demand better working conditions."
Alternatives: "a choice to strike" or "a resolution to strike".
An eminent doctor was celebrating a dramatic victory today after the High Court ruled that a decision to strike him off over the MMR controversy was unlawful.
A decision to strike down the reforms could easily rebound in the President's favor, neutralizing an unpopular issue and helping him rally his base.
Controversial paediatrician Dr David Southall today lost a high court battle to overturn a decision to strike him off the medical register for serious professional misconduct.
A decision to strike down the mandate or the entire bill would give greater legitimacy to the broader conservative argument that Mr. Obama has been expanding the size and reach of the federal government beyond what the Constitution allows.
Because the N.F.I.B. wanted to distribute its views the moment the Supreme Court spoke, Mr. Summers also prepared reactions to be published in the event of a split verdict or a decision to strike down the whole law.
"We are working very hard behind the scenes with the rebels so we don't confront a situation where we face a decision to strike the rebels to defend civilians".
Aimal Faizi, the spokesman, said American forces had made a "unilateral" decision to strike a home where Taliban fighters were hiding before dawn on Wednesday, while the Afghan forces were prepared to fight it out.
A High Court decision to strike off a junior solicitor for "minor" incidents of dishonesty was "wrong in principle and practice", a senior regulatory lawyer has argued.
Gen. Yoav Galant, for a political decision to strike harder.
That fact meant that what was offered as a concession by the owners, was received more as an insult by the players, with a straw poll of union reps reportedly indicating an 18-1 decision to strike, as of Tuesday night.
It directed the Colorado Supreme Court to reconsider an earlier decision to strike down private-school vouchers because they violated a state prohibition on public support for religious activities.
