The phrase "a driver of decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a factor or element that influences or determines a decision-making process.
Example: "Data analytics has become a key driver of decision in our marketing strategy, allowing us to make informed choices."
Alternatives: "a factor in decision-making" or "a catalyst for decision".
Conversely, where empirical evidence on benefits and harms is a driver of decision-making, then application of EUT may still be more suitable.
The same can be true in lower-income countries, particularly where status can be shown to be a driver of decision-making.
This illustrated the risks of using destination as a driver of care decisions for this patient group in a fast-paced environment where important judgments are made early in admission.
However, the value of information analysis did not find the cost data to be an important driver of decision uncertainty in the model.
Reliability is now considered from the very earliest stages of development of silicon manufacturing technologies and is a primary driver of decisions taken in the design of a manufacturing process technology.
Disease burden is universally considered to be an important driver of decisions to adopt new vaccines.
Baer also sent me his thoughts on placing a financial value on bees: Putting dollar values on goods and services is unfortunately the main driver of decision makers these days.
As the vision for scaled programs is increasingly focused on transition to the public sector as the main pathway to sustainability, an emphasis on equity (i.e., a focus on ensuring access that includes the most vulnerable) needs to be an increasingly important driver of decisions and delivery models to ensure that this sector is able to fulfill the role of serving the entire population [ 26].
The prediction of discharge destination emerged as a dominant and unexpected driver of decisions for AH professionals regarding the care patients would receive.
They unabashedly oppose any effort that makes teacher, student or school performance the driver of decision-making.
Bremmer argues that state capitalism differs from free-market capitalism in that politics rather than profit is the main driver of decision-making.
