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The phrase "a massive decision to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant choice or action that needs to be taken.
Example: "After much deliberation, the board came to a massive decision to restructure the entire organization."
Alternatives: "a significant decision to" or "a monumental decision to".
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Leeds – like some other Northern cities – has a massive decision to make this Thursday: Whether to vote in favour of an elected mayor.
It was a massive decision to make.
"It was a massive decision to leave but it was too big an opportunity to turn down.
That is a massive decision to get wrong because, if we score the penalty, anything can happen.
Brown's verdict: "Westwood has made a massive decision to move from Worksop to live in Florida, solely with the purpose of trying to win majors.
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But when he turns 10, he makes the massive decision to enrol at a busy school.
Whoever picks up the baton from Mark Durkan has to make a massive decision on how to reposition the SDLP throughout the island and save the party from being rendered irrelevant.
They've helped me to grow as a player and it was a massive decision for me to leave.
"It's a massive decision and we have to consider very carefully where we go," he said.
England centre Manu Tuilagi says he will take time after the Six Nations to make a "massive decision" over his club future.
England centre Manu Tuilagi says he will take some time after the Six Nations to make a "massive decision" over his club future.
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