The phrase "a pattern of decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or recurring set of choices made over time, often in a specific context such as business, policy-making, or personal behavior.
Example: "The company's success can be attributed to a pattern of decisions that prioritize innovation and customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a series of choices" or "a trend in decision-making".
In the coming years, perhaps the current upheaval in schools and other social institutions will calm down somewhat, as more cases make their way through the courts and we can discern a pattern of decisions, whether based on Title IX, equal protection, or other legal grounds.
"But a pattern of decisions that may reasonably be considered poor, at the time or with hindsight, suggests the probability of underlying deficiencies in: a bank's management capabilities and style; governance arrangements; checks and balances; mechanisms for oversight and challenge; and in its culture, particularly its attitude to the balance between risk and growth".
Their conclusion was that strategy was emergent, forming patterns of decisions and actions distributed across multiple organizational levels, and only partially shaped by managerial intentions and that strategy making in small firms was an informal process resulting in a pattern of decisions by top management.
This relates to the second set of grounds for resigning, namely, a pattern of decisions that makes clear you have little in common with your colleagues.
Students said that the decision to close the Advocacy Center illustrated a pattern of decision making excluding broad input.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients exhibit a pattern of decision making consistent with a disruption in goal-directed forward modeling, basing decisions instead on the temporally present (and more rational) calculation of expected value.
Pathological gamblers and SUD patients exhibit a pattern of decision making characterized by ignoring long-term negative consequences to obtain immediate gratification or relief from uncomfortable states associated with their addiction [ 24].
Pathological gamblers exhibit a pattern of decision-making that repeatedly ignores long-term negative consequences in order to obtain immediate gratification or relief from uncomfortable states associated with their addiction.
Yet Joyce – unlike Conlan after his surprise bantamweight quarter-final defeat to Russia's Vladimir Nikitin – was the acme of politeness and diplomacy when asked if the split decision in favour of his long-time rival, Tony Yoka, fitted a pattern of dubious decisions at this tournament.
In what some residents in Swat and now in Buner say had been a pattern of favorable decisions led by Mr. Javed on behalf of the Taliban, the talks in Buner turned out to be a "betrayal," said a former police officer from the area, who was afraid to be identified.
A business failure or a protracted job search aren't deal-breakers in and of themselves unless they are just part of a pattern of bad decisions.
