The phrase "a decision which applies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific decision that is relevant or applicable to a particular situation or context.
Example: "The committee reached a conclusion, but we need to consider a decision which applies to our current circumstances."
Alternatives: "a relevant decision" or "an applicable decision".
Chief Justice Roberts emphasized what he said was the limited reach of the decision, which applies only to activities coordinated with the designated groups.
"Nothing about this decision – which applies only to civil marriages – changes that".
The modal type of team decision making is a strategic D1-type which applies one step of deleting strategies that are dominated by pure strategies and then plays best reply to a uniform prior over the opponent's remaining strategies.
We are, however, bound by the decision of the supreme court in Smith v MoD, which applies the decision in Al-Skeini.
In a project being undertaken in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, researchers from Duke University are developing the Malaria Decision Analysis Support Tool (MDAST), which applies existing knowledge and evidence about specific malaria interventions to help officials predict the probable outcomes of different combinations of malaria control strategies and weigh the risks and benefits.
If one of the rules matches, the PDP sends back the associated decision (Permit or Deny) to the PEP which applies it on the Android system.
Parry said it was an interim decision which would apply "until we get a firm set of advice from some key agencies" including the Australian federal police and the intelligence agency Asio.
Parry replied that it was an interim decision which would apply "until we get a firm set of advice from some key agencies" including the Australian federal police and the intelligence agency Asio.
For how many seconds do you think McCain would stand by as a supporter of the original decision, which he applied as hard as he could, as the new President Bartlet?
