The phrase "aids decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tools, processes, or information that help facilitate or improve the process of making decisions.
Example: "The new software aids decision making by providing real-time data analysis and insights."
Alternatives: "assists in decision making" or "supports decision making."
In contrast to practices that assess the effect of each proposed action separately considering only current knowledge of the examined issue, this tool aids decision making by considering prior information and the sampling distribution of future successful audits.
Applying biomarkers in early clinical trials helps identify the most appropriate patients; provides proof of concept for target modulation; helps test the underlying hypothesis; informs the rational selection of dose and schedule; aids decision making, including key go/no go questions; and may explain or predict clinical outcomes.
Postoperative discussion with all specialties aids decision making regarding reoperation.
Testing of the tool in Pakistan suggests that the tool facilitates discussion and aids decision making.
Testing of the tool with users in Pakistan suggests that the tool facilitates discussion and aids decision making.
The importance of computer aided decision making is continuously increasing.
It has further aided decision making during drilling operations including the planning of well paths.
A two-stage methodology is proposed to aid decision making by identifying the few alternatives from the many efficient solutions that are robust to uncertainties.
Three maps – function co-preferences map, feature relations map, and concepts specification map – are developed to aid decision making in design of CPCs, structuring and visualizing design implications.
When this data is combined with other types of patient information, it can aid decision making by physicians in applying the optimal patient treatment procedure.
This paper presents a novel hybrid fuzzy stochastic analytical hierarchy process (FSAHP) approach to aid decision making by incorporating fuzzy and stochastic uncertainty into the traditional analytic hierarchy process (AHP).
