The phrase "a sequence of decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a series of choices or actions taken in a particular order, often in contexts like decision-making processes or strategic planning.
Example: "The project was successful due to a sequence of decisions that prioritized efficiency and innovation."
Alternatives: "a series of choices" or "a chain of decisions."
Figure out where the problems could be, see if that's where they are, and go through a sequence of decisions".
In situations where one needs to make a sequence of decisions, it is often believed that looking ahead will help produce better decisions.
We conceptualize product development as a sequence of decisions: whether to incorporate a piece of information that just arrived (i.e. became available) or wait longer.
This paper considers the problem of designing an active observer to plan a sequence of decisions regarding what target to look at, through a foveal-sensing action.
In real life, because of a variety of reasons, decision maker needs to make a sequence of decisions about how to select the seeded nodes.
"At every stage they took the path of least resistance, and the consequence was they made a sequence of decisions that effectively gave away all of the downstream commercial potential," Anderson said.
JITAIs are composed of a sequence of decision rules that specify in which user context it is most useful to provide an treatment as well as how to deliver the treatment to the user.
Policy is a sequence of decision functions, where decision function is a mapping from state space to the decision space.
From a clinician's perspective, an ATS is a sequence of decision rules that input the patient's current health status and output the next recommended treatment.
Dynamic treatment regimes operationalize clinical decision-making as a sequence of decision rules, one per stage of clinical intervention, that map patient information to a recommended treatment.
