The phrase "a tricky decision to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision that is difficult or complicated to make.
Example: "Choosing between two job offers was a tricky decision to navigate."
Alternatives: "a challenging choice to" or "a difficult decision to".
Romney now has a tricky decision to make.
The selectors have a tricky decision to make in the Caribbean.
I would like to think that I have given them a tricky decision to make".
It is a tricky decision to make, as Turkey is located in one of the most active earthquake regions in the world, and more than 90 percent of its territory is prone to earthquakes.
Gardiner said May had a tricky decision to make over Hinkley, given that it was a bad value deal, but trade with China is crucial as Britain negotiates its departure from the EU.
The Wolves have not won at St Helens in 23 away games – including one that was switched to Anfield – since the old winter days of January 1994, but Bridge's recent return from a shoulder injury has given their coach, Tony Smith, even more selection options than he had ahead of the Challenge Cup final against Leeds two weeks ago, and with a tricky decision to make.
But the judge was also presented with a trickier decision to make: just how the teenager was related to the boy.
Germany has already put on hold its politically tricky decision to extend the life of its nuclear plants.
If David Moyes takes over from Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager, he will have one very tricky decision to make this summer: should he allow Wayne Rooney to leave.
It's a tricky decision not to do it again, because I could make my life a hell of a lot easier by doing it again".
May's short extension request left E.U. leaders facing a tricky decision: whether to grant the delay when they are unsure she can get the divorce deal approved by her own Parliament.
