The phrase "a powerful decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that has significant impact or influence.
Example: "After much deliberation, the board made a powerful decision that would shape the future of the company."
Alternatives: "a significant decision" or "a consequential decision".
It's a powerful decision to play out that gesture in sudden silence.
Our findings are promising and establish the foundation of a powerful decision support tool for ERP systems vendors.
Thus, inspectability can be considered together with other performance and manufacturing aspects forming a powerful decision support.
Finally, a multi-objective optimization is done to consider both techno-economic and environmental objective functions simultaneously and provide a powerful decision support tool.
Results confirm the effectiveness and flexibility of the proposed approach, which could be assumed as a powerful decision making tool in designing hybrid renewable energy grid connected PGSs.
The consensus model with the minimum cost (or minimum adjustments or minimum information loss) is a powerful decision tool for consensus building in the group decision making (GDM).
Reliability analysis is recognized as a powerful decision-making tool for risk-based design and maintenance.
Model-driven energy scenarios provide policymakers and investors with a powerful decision-support tool but should not be used as a decision-making tool due to several limitations.
The mathematical model has been implemented in GAMS providing a powerful decision-making tool that can be applied to other regions or countries by adjusting specific data.
Dynamic network process as a powerful decision-making method can cover these important criteria by considering interdependency in networks in a dynamic decision-making process.
Here, we have applied the methodology suggested in [ 1] to new signaling protein data sets at 1 h and 16 h in addition to 5 min, in order to construct a more powerful decision tree model capable of a priori prediction.
