The phrase "advisable decision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a decision that is wise, prudent, or suggested as the best option. For example, you could say, "After considering their options, the family made an advisable decision to move out of the city."
The advisable number of decisions that the classifier can make is defined by the variable n.
Therefore, it is advisable that prescribing decisions should take account of current published evidence in support of or against the use of drugs or drug classes described in STOPP/START version 2 criteria.
"It is from all points of view advisable to make a decision in this as soon as possible," he wrote.
Since the expression of a gene is dependent on a lot of conditions some known while others unknown, it is never advisable to make a decision based on a very small gene expression set.
It would therefore appear advisable that any future decisions relating to the health service provision of acupressure wristbands include the findings from qualitative research exploring patients' experiences in combination with all relevant economic and clinical trial data.
Consequently it is advisable to make the best decision, considering the right products, at the right place, at the right time (Werschler 2006).
In early sobriety, and especially in Nicaragua, hasty decisions are rarely advisable.
He said: "It is certainly not advisable to make national policy decisions about something like child benefit, which affects millions of families, on the basis of one extreme and shocking case".
But is it advisable to let leaders take decisions affecting the lives of millions after prolonged stretches of little or no sleep?
In our opinion, when one is presented with the difficult task of prognostic assessment and making treatment decisions, it is advisable to rely on several parameters that reflect different physiological aspects.
