The phrase "a sensitive decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a decision that requires careful consideration due to its potential impact on people or situations.
Example: "Choosing the right candidate for the position was a sensitive decision that required input from multiple stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a delicate decision" or "a critical decision".
The Pentagon has launched a new effort to remove U.S. troops from the ranks who are considered unable to deploy, a sensitive decision that could push thousands of people out of the military.
The French government has abandoned plans for a new €580m (£513m) airport in western France, a sensitive decision that past governments had shirked for decades, but announced campaigners who have occupied the site must leave.
Other details include rules on sharing out important posts on a council and a procedure by which 15% of councillors can "call in" a sensitive decision for further consideration.
A good example of a preference sensitive decision with a difficult decision making process is the decision whether or not to undergo fertility preserving procedures (fertility preservation, FP) before the start of the cancer treatment when diagnosed with breast cancer.
Here, using a cost sensitive decision tree with a dynamic cost matrix decreases misprediction costs by almost two orders of magnitude than the baseline of no external data, naive model.
We have derived and performed an internal validation of a highly sensitive decision rule that could safely help to avoid more than 2/3 of the unnecessary GH tests.
To solve this issue, in this paper we propose a cost sensitive decision tree algorithm with two adaptive mechanisms to learn cost sensitive decision trees from training data sets based on C4.5 algorithm.
Afterward, they offered no timeline for making a highly sensitive decision that has already raised concerns among residents in other towns whose prisons are also being considered, and has stirred a fierce, partisan debate among state political leaders.
In Figure 3, the best overall strategy is to get external data for free and use a cost sensitive decision tree.
Future studies are needed for justification of evidence-based wrist assessment and identification of a 100% sensitive decision rule for wrist fractures.
