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The phrase "abide the decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing acceptance or compliance with a decision made by someone else, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "After much deliberation, we have decided to abide the decision of the committee regarding the funding allocation."
Alternatives: "accept the decision" or "adhere to the decision".
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Many are not showing up because they cannot abide the decision.
Most of it boiled out of the Ames-Dillon decision to remove Durant from Crédit Mobilier's board because "there is no pleasure, peace, safety or comfort with him unless he agrees to abide the decision of the majority, as the rest of us do". In retaliation Durant fought the award of the master contract west of the 100th meridian with a series of court injunctions.
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The couple said they would abide by the decision.
It was not known whether Russia would abide by the decision.
The cause of his refusal is his judgment that one should abide by the decision of a legally constituted court.
He will, however, abide by the decision of the delegates from the provinces who have been summoned to determine whether a republic shall be established.
State officials say they will abide by the decision, although they are not yet sure how to pay for the change.
Earlier in the day, India's law minister, Kapil Sibal, also a member of the Congress party, said the government would abide by the decision.
Under FA rules, the case was referred to arbitration, a private legal process where the parties agree to abide by the decision.
On 21 April Bill Shorten said he would abide by the decision of the independent umpire, when asked if he would accept a penalty rate cut.
In October Turnbull told parliament his government would abide by the decision made by the Australian people and anyone arguing otherwise was "not living in the real world".
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