The phrase "a decisive and bold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, decisions, or characteristics that are clear, firm, and courageous.
Example: "The leader made a decisive and bold move to implement the new policy, which ultimately transformed the organization."
Alternatives: "a resolute and daring" or "a firm and courageous".
Hoping to make his boss look decisive and bold, Dulles told a Life magazine reporter a fib about how the threat of nukes, passed through Nehru to the Chinese, led to immediate results at the armistice talks.
His captaincy is generally decisive and bold in a format that allows no time for ponderous contemplation.
In the face of a crisis that could have sunk his candidacy, he was cool, decisive and bold.
I don't think it will be neat and tidy and wrapped up in a bow, but at the same time, there are some pretty decisive and bold storytelling choices that have been made, and hopefully, [they] will give people a dynamic experience.
"It takes a while to get to know him, but Liu learns fast, and he is both decisive and bold," Zhu told me.
Some people — lots of them, but still very few, in terms of their over-all percentage — are leaving the country for good, emigrating, and great for them, but not everyone can do something so decisive and bold, or put together the kind of money that one would need to make that happen, not by a long shot.
RFL director of standards and licensing Blake Solly said: "It is clear that the decisive and bold actions of Super League (Europe) Ltd have prompted this latest interest.
"Without decisive and bold action to improve efficiency and effectiveness we are not securing proper value for this money," said Mrs Poole-Wilson.
His decisive, clever and bold move changed the outcome of the SCOTUS decision.
They can take the "Great Man" approach, emphasizing decisive leaders and bold actions, or they can see companies as operating in a river of history, carried along by currents over which they have little control.
