The phrase "a decisive character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is firm, resolute, and able to make important decisions effectively.
Example: "Her ability to lead the team through challenges demonstrated that she truly has a decisive character."
Alternatives: "a strong-willed individual" or "a determined personality."
An incisive mind and a decisive character marked out this high-flying pragmatist for supreme power in his early 30s, despite eight youthful years lost to the Wehrmacht.
Where these two requirements were fulfilled, a case could be brought as long as it was within twelve months of the claimant finding out the "facts of a decisive character".
It introduced an exception if 1) the permission of the court had been gained to bring a case and 2) the "material facts" of the case included "facts of a decisive character" which the claimant was not aware of until after the expiry of the statute of limitations.
Particularly, a decisive role in formation of the character of the rigidity spectrum belongs to the changes of the exponent ν of the power spectral density (PSD) of the IMF turbulence (PSD ∝ f−ν).
Others point to a different decisive character: Preet Bharara, who was then the U.S. Attorney leading the federal investigation into the de Blasio campaign's finances.
But he married a woman of decisive character, so I did the right thing by not trying to get in touch; she didn't like mention of his former life.
Baron's thesis has been criticized for neglecting political, institutional, and social history, in favor of identifying a pattern of consciousness as the decisive character of the political and historical phenomenon under study.
Readers, we learn, want a colloquial style, a decisive main character, a fast-moving, rhythmic plot.
But the snapshots we do get of Putin serve to emphasise his strong, decisive character.
The stabilization of carbon deficient fcc structured TaCy near y of about 0.75, revealed the decisive character of vacancy engineered thin films materials for ultra-high temperature applications.
