The phrase "a potential decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or option that may be considered or made in the future.
Example: "Before we finalize our plans, we need to evaluate a potential decision regarding the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "a possible choice" or "an option under consideration".
WASHINGTON — Chairman Ben S. Bernanke of the Federal Reserve said on Thursday that it was "way too early to make any judgment" about a potential decision to start cutting back on the central bank's asset purchases in September.
"It sounds like a lot of these folks were holding off on doing it in anticipation of a potential decision or something," Lawlor said, referring to pending legal challenges to the state law, which expanded the definition of assault weapons in Connecticut to include more banned weapons.
This paper presents the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) as a potential decision making method for use in project management.
The consequences of the eventual decision in that case will be far-reaching, even if not as transformative as a potential decision in favor of marriage equality.
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Comparing performance to other decision support sources may shed further light on Combo-enhanced dynamic summarization as a potential decision support tool.
While planet boundaries are being crossed and ecosystems degraded, the Ecosystem Service (ES) concept represents a potential decision-making tool for improved natural resources management.
Second, it is necessary to integrate the knowledge of pre- and postcopulatory processes in order to predict a potential decision-making process on sex role.
This corroborates the findings of the present study suggesting that initial screening for HRQL, especially at the beginning of CR, may be a potential decision-making tool, to improve the identification of high risk patients.
Then it would be reasonable that a group of potential decision makers come together to discuss whether the system should be adopted, having weighed up all the pros and cons – i.e. all forms of evidence.
Practice presenting to clients both the pros and cons of a potential financial decision.
