The phrase "a powerful decision making" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "powerful decision-making" to properly convey the concept of making impactful decisions.
Example: "The CEO's powerful decision-making has led the company to unprecedented success."
Alternatives: "strong decision-making" or "effective decision-making."
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.
Once real estate professionals start thinking of AI not as an encroachment on their territory but as a powerful decision making tool, able to analyze thousands of data points that it would take humans far longer to study, they become much more welcoming of its potential.
The Mindful Eating Cycle from my book series Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat is a powerful decision making tool that eliminates the need for all those rules.
Several crashworthiness indicators including SEA, Fmax and CFE were obtained at different crushing angles for all the columns, and a powerful decision making method known as COPRAS was then implemented to choose the best energy absorber with the criteria of having higher specific energy absorption and lower initial peak force.
When you consider that the latest (staggering!) research on flow suggests you can be up to 500percentt more productive and between 200 percent faster than normal when in flow, management executives and others are beginning to use it as a tool to create enhanced work performance, greater clarity, and more powerful decision making.
Reliability analysis is recognized as a powerful decision-making tool for risk-based design and maintenance.
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.
"[Houston] made a powerful decision that cost him his governorship.
As mathematical modeling becomes a powerful tool for decision making both in pre-planning [16] [25] and in real-time situations [26] [30], knowing in advance how to account for spontaneous behavioral changes would greatly improve the predictive power of epidemic transmission models and the evaluation of the effectiveness of control strategies.
