The phrase "a potential decision to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of making a decision regarding a specific action or outcome.
Example: "The committee is considering a potential decision to implement new policies next quarter."
Alternatives: "a possible choice to" or "a likely resolution to".
On a day with increased buzz over Sarah Palin's potential decision to announce a run for president in 2012, a video released Wednesday provides a clear indication that if Palin lacks anything necessary to embark on that mission, it isn't confidence.
"How long can you do it?" If the Yankees won a World Series title this season, Sheffield said, that would probably make his potential decision to leave the game easier.
The other worry was the potential decision to merge mobile with fixed broadband when measuring the quality of internet connections available to people throughout the country.
Musk explained his potential decision to take Tesla private by saying that he was in talks with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund as a means to finance the deal.
Neither children and adolescents nor parents thought that a potential decision on their part to refuse to take part in the trial would have negative consequences on the relationship between themselves and their physicians or on any further treatment in the department.
"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.
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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.
Comparing performance to other decision support sources may shed further light on Combo-enhanced dynamic summarization as a potential decision support tool.
