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The phrase "a very decisive person" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who makes decisions quickly and confidently, often without hesitation.
Example: "In our meetings, Sarah always stands out as a very decisive person, making choices that guide the team forward."
Alternatives: "a highly resolute individual" or "an extremely determined person".
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"I am not a very decisive person," she said.
Gerrit van der Wees, a Taiwan expert who has spent time with Tsai during her frequent trips to the United States, says she likes to compare herself to Angela Merkel, "[who is] also a very decisive person, a person who has an open government, who is in favour of an open society".
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Train yourself to be a more decisive person.
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