The phrase "a forward looking decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or strategies that consider future implications or outcomes.
Example: "The board made a forward looking decision to invest in renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a future-oriented decision" or "a proactive decision".
I congratulate the Philharmoniker on making such a forward-looking decision".
"I think it was a great decision, a forward-looking decision, which actually strengthens press freedoms," Rotenberg said.
Making what they called a "forward-looking decision," the trustees hung a for-sale sign on the society's longtime home at 122 East 58th Street several years ago.
He added: "I congratulate the Philharmoniker on making such a forward-looking decision". Sir Simon said two years ago he would leave when his contract ended in 2018.
However, given that job creation is a forward-looking decision, the statistic that is of real interest is not necessarily the wage cyclicality in new matches but the one in the net present of value of wages over the duration of these new matches.
This is a forward-looking decision based on the new and different challenges we will need to overcome in the years ahead, and, there is an overwhelming case that this is the right decision for the long-term growth and success of the company.
The question was whether to wait until inflation was down to the RBI's target of 4 percent or take a decision based on forward looking statistics.
I have explained my preference for using inflation forecasts rather than actual inflation in the policy rule: Monetary policy works with a lag, and therefore policy decisions must be forward looking.
Based on investigations of wage inequality between the United States and Germany, Bell and Freeman argue that labour supply decisions are forward looking and incentive driven [ 15].
But forward looking, capable of taking the tough decision, technocratic and concerned with efficiency and enterprise as well.
This is a fashion forward look.
