"affect decision" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever you want to describe how something impacts or influences a decision that is being made. Example: The recent economic crisis will greatly affect the government's decision on how to allocate their budget for the upcoming year.
For instance, researchers have found that as people age, shifts in brain activity begin to affect decision making.
But it is also attractive for business, as rising and fluctuating commodity prices combined with environmental stresses on resources starts to affect decision making and bottom line projections.
Epistemic paradoxes affect decision theory because rational choices are based on beliefs and desires.
Finally, all those amazing data analyses must be put into the hands of data-trusting managers to affect decision making.
Managing uncertainties is important, because uncertainties directly affect decision and policy making.
A higher integration of information in the strategic planning process is thus likely to positively affect decision quality in organizations.
The breakdown of start-up contributions may affect decision-making and leadership.
Corporate Europe Observatory raised a number of concerns about how these supra-national courts might affect decision-making and reduce environmental standards.
John T. Kaatz, a consultant to convention industries, said 15percentt is the line at which hotel taxes begin to get national attention and affect decision-making.
Psychologists have shown that people display an "affect heuristic," or a tendency to tag memories with emotions and to let those emotions affect decision-making, even when the decision is unrelated to what caused the emotions.
Other MFA and NSC officials point to the current suspension and to Iranian reaction to the Mykonos case as proof that diplomatic pressure can affect decision-making in Tehran.
