The phrase "a decision which can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or capability of a decision to be made or acted upon in various contexts.
Example: "This is a decision which can be revisited if new information arises."
Alternatives: "a decision that may be" or "a decision that can potentially be".
In the lab, invisibility can persist if scientists understandably choose not to be out to their colleagues – a decision which can be affected by the working environment itself.
Mr Martin, said: "This is not a decision which can be taken lightly.
"This is not a problem of the SFL's making and as a result it is not a decision which can be taken in isolation of the SPL clubs.
In either case, a criterion is the basis for a decision which can be measured and evaluated quantitatively or qualitatively (Pohekar and Ramachandran 2004).
There will be a 60-day comment period before the Postal Service makes a final decision, which can be appealed to the Postal Regulatory Commission.
This consensus will embrace a well-informed decision, which can be the pursuit of LDKT but may also be (continuation of) dialysis.
A copy of the decision, which can be obtained only through a Freedom of Information Act request, was not immediately available on Friday.
Women have abortions for many reasons, all of them personal, and many anguish over the decision, which can be a very difficult one.
First comes the decision, which can be as fraught with various projections and separation anxiety as any other sorrowful parting.
The decision, which can be appealed, comes almost four years after New Zealand police first raided Dotcom's mansion west of Auckland at the behest of the FBI.
It was the hurdles specialist who proceeded to explain the reason behind the selection decision, which can be traced back to the IAAF's pre-championship stipulation that Pistorius could only run on the first leg in the relay.
