The phrase "analysed decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of examining and evaluating decisions that have been made, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The report focused on analysed decision making to improve future strategies and outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluated decision making" or "assessed decision making".
Influences from economics and computer science have led a number of logicians to use logic for analysing decision making under conditions of partial ignorance.
Studies were included if they analysed decision-making in healthcare, at both individual and institutional level, including coverage and reimbursement.
CB contributed to the interpretation of psychometric analyses, decision-making regarding item selection, and manuscript preparation.
CB led the design of the A-RHDQoL and contributed to the interpretation of psychometric analyses, decision-making regarding item selection, and manuscript preparation.
Analysing the decision making process of service centres is important in developing pre-alerting fault diagnostic rules, recommending best practice diagnoses and sending feedback to OEM for potential changes in design and manufacturing.
For instance, only 15% of Xerox employees said they believed that recognition and rewards were based on improvements in quality, and only 13% reported using cost-of-quality analyses in their decision making.
Developing a non-invasive technique to evaluate contact area will assist researchers and/or clinicians in obtaining patient-specific contact area data to be used in biomechanical analyses and clinical decision making.
The aim of this study was to analyse the clinical decision making strategies of GPs with regard to the whole range of problems encountered in everyday work.
Nonetheless, the heterogeneity between primary studies has been mirrored by heterogeneous results and conclusions among available meta-analyses, further complicating decision making on this topic.
Perfecting our methods of community-perspective preference assessment will provide a stronger and more valid basis for evaluations that depend on these inputs, and lead to improved analyses and hence decision making.
