The phrase "allowed decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or authority granted to make decisions.
Example: "The new policy emphasizes allowed decision making at all levels of the organization to empower employees."
Alternatives: "permitted decision making" or "authorized decision making".
Data envelopment analysis models allow decision making units to select the weights of inputs and outputs that are the most advantageous for calculating efficiency scores.
In some PRCs, this allowed decision-making to be influenced by professional hierarchies among group members: "…the majority of changes were made by a small elite group of people, you know, the obstetricians and a few specialists and physicians with very little input from other people…" (Case 5).
We tried to allow decision-making to be made by Iraqis because they know best how things are".
Such a tiered testing scheme will allow more data to be generated in Tier 3 for those compounds where there is a concern for DNT, to allow regulatory decision making.
The governor said the decision would now allow local decision making "to be at the front end of any future planning process for our nation's forests".
The latter allows robust decision making with unreliable BCI input.
However, health care is decentralized, in that each emirate has its own health authority to allow local decision making.
In early phases, a good method can generate reliable data for product development allowing confident decision making.
A conference next month sponsored by the Pentagon will explore how a computer might make "sense" of data to allow sophisticated decision making.
The classification into preoperative EQ-5D and WOMAC groups and related satisfaction thresholds allows informed decision making on THR when included in preoperative patient information [ 30].
Research into possible psychological techniques to foster the development of insight are underway; such techniques may be of value to support the individual and allow shared decision making in relation to proposed treatment to proceed [ 33].
