The phrase "allow for rapid decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing processes, systems, or environments that facilitate quick choices or judgments.
Example: "The new software is designed to allow for rapid decision making, enabling teams to respond swiftly to market changes."
Alternatives: "facilitate quick decision making" or "enable fast decision making."
Seismic risk assessment is particularly important for the rapid decision making process associated with structures under mainshock and aftershock sequences.
Thereby, recommendations should incorporate the burden of treatment for patients and caregivers and allow for shared decision making aspects [ 33].
A better understanding of each party's perspective would allow for better decision making on the resolution of the pregnancy.
This technique will allow for more relevant cut points for surgeon volume and will allow for more informed decision making around standards for volume.
Rapid access to diagnostics, including endoscopy, ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) scanning, allowed for earlier decision making.
Its portability in the emergency department allows for faster decision making.
The CCHS iStroke was developed to allow for rapid screening of the relevant medical history for stroke thrombolysis among all electronic CCHS hospital records to support clinical decision making.
Combining into a single procedure, examinations that in some instances may have been performed on separate devices and/or separate occasions using current technology, will result in increased convenience for patients such as reduced travel costs and fewer attendance days, with more rapid availability of the results of imaging assessment allowing earlier clinical decision making.
Early identification of high-risk patients allows rapid decision-making and correction of life-threatening disorders.
With the rising demand for metagenomic analysis of microbiota it is crucial to provide tools for rapid and efficient decision making.
