The phrase "a decisive meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an important meeting in which important decisions are made. For example: "The Board of Directors held a decisive meeting at which they decided to approve the proposed changes to the company's policy."
Bath now face a decisive meeting with Toulouse at the Recreation Ground on Sunday.
Ten years ago, Bonn was also the site of a decisive meeting about what would happen to Afghanistan after America invaded.
At a decisive meeting on Nov. 25, France and Germany won the support of Italy and other countries to push back the deeper cuts until 2005.
A few weeks before I was to return to America, I received a two-line email from a partner in a VC firm, with whom I was due to have a decisive meeting about an investment opportunity.
In a 45-minute meeting at Élysée Palace with Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi of Iran, Mr. Chirac also warned Tehran that unless it met the demands of the United Nations' weapons inspection agency before that group gathers in June for what he called a "decisive" meeting, it ran the risk that international goodwill would be eroded.
The next stop is Salvador in two days' time for a decisive meeting with Denmark that will allow Lasse Vibe of Brentford and the 17-year-old Jacob Bruun Larsen the chance to stroll out, free from any pressure, and shank another tournament dart into the rump of this stumbling, trumpeting, footballing pachyderm.
After the vote, the Italian football federation postponed a potentially decisive meeting until today.
In the spring of 2012, the first minister had a difficult and decisive meeting with Ben Thomson.
Going into a decisive cabinet meeting in March, Mr. Pettit believed he had won the concession.
Aggregate scores were puzzlingly out of favour at the time, meaning the teams were tied on one win apiece – and El Salvador, having helped to start a war while seeing off Honduras in the previous round, won a decisive third meeting on neutral territory.
Owner Vincent Tan gave the go-ahead during overnight boardroom discussions, after a decisive consultation meeting with supporters on Thursday.
