The phrase "a permanent decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a choice or resolution that is intended to last indefinitely without change.
Example: "After much consideration, we have made a permanent decision to relocate the office to a new city."
Alternatives: "an irreversible choice" or "a lasting resolution."
Once the plans are finalized, a permanent decision will be made regarding the C.E.O.
The way I look at it, this is a permanent decision.
Visit places before needing to move in, and try to avoid making a permanent decision right away.
"After looking at 15 houses, however, we realized that we didn't know the area well enough to make a permanent decision," Ms. Macpherson said.
The deletion, Mr. Fox said, should be made "pending the final report of the Metropolitan Police, when this council will make a permanent decision".
"So here we have someone who is a temporary administrator making a permanent decision on somebody's career," said John Kugler, the school's union representative.
It's a pretty permanent decision, and we want you to make it wisely".
Allison Hickey, VA undersecretary of benefits, promised veterans in April that the more than 65,000 claims two years old or older would get a temporary or permanent decision by June 19, while those waiting more than a year would be considered by October.
Slovenia said on Thursday afternoon it had not made any permanent decisions, and promised to admit refugees as long as Germany and Austria continued to subsequently take them.
Gillette has said that it would remove its Woods-related advertising for now and other sponsors, like AT&T, PepsiCo and Nike, have said they will wait to see when and how Mr. Woods returns to golf before making any permanent decisions.
While phone screens are an option, there is a more personal way to get to know your candidate before making a permanent hiring decision.
