The phrase "alter the decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to the process of making decisions.
Example: "The new policy aims to alter the decision making within the organization to ensure more inclusive participation."
Alternatives: "change the decision process" or "modify the decision-making".
Minorities still find little relief as they are caught worse than any group in the crosshairs of violent extremist trends and pulpits, but it can arguably be said that women's voices have begun to resonate, if not alter the decisions made in the hallways of power.
"These are not major issues, and they really do not alter the decision-making process with regard to statins," Dr. Nissen said.
But proxy access isn't about changing the way businesses fundamentally operate it's a reform aimed at making corporations more responsive to shareholders (as opposed to the general public) and perhaps alter the decision-making processes inside boardrooms.
Relationships, time pressure, external demands for specific types of performance, contractual expectations, human biases, and reactions to unfair treatment alter the decision-making context and the resulting decision outcomes.
Governments use macro-economic policy, trade regulations, input subsidies, or education and extension to alter the decision-making environment in which farmers choose one practice over another (Figure 3).
While a pretesting assessment of the chances of BRCA1/2 involvement is useful, it does not alter the decision-making of whether or not to test a family member if there is a difference between a 20% chance and a 60% chance of a mutation.
Research in neuroscience, psychology, business and economics tells us that a plethora of influences can alter the decisions we make.
Pathogen distributions and abundances in the environment can alter the decisions hosts make with regard to whether to stay and resist or to disperse from 1 place to another with lower pathogen risk (28 ).
