The phrase "and decided to construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a choice made to build or create something, often following a previous thought or action.
Example: "After much consideration, she reflected on her options and decided to construct a new plan for the project."
Alternatives: "and chose to build" or "and opted to create".
(At one point he captured Ms. Able looking into the distance and decided to construct a ruined city behind her).
Both sides agreed that the approval process would be too slow, and decided to construct the bridge regardless.
After the introduction of a ferry that could transport 150 passengers, Louis Faidherbe quickly saw that the system was clearly overrun and decided to construct the first bridge over the Sénégal River.
The authors discussed the differences and similarities of these technologies and decided to construct three main clusters.
Ankur (m), a new settler in his community, had encountered biogas in the village he came from and had decided to construct it in his new home.
Hundreds of researchers study whisking, and to help them out, Hartmann and her colleagues decided to construct a 3D computer model of the rats' whiskers, which they describe online today in PLoS Computational Biology.
In 1933, Bishop Hugh Boyle suggested the construction of a larger church and the congregation decided to construct a larger building.
Long story short, Icarus and his pops were not so keen on life in their new home, and eventually Daedalus decided to construct bird wings out of wax so they could escape.
In order to realize extensive application of ultrafine-scale magnetostratigraphy of geological samples such as ferromanganese crusts for dating with a scanning SQUID microscope and pursue the possibility to improve for better resolution, sensitivity, convenience, and maintainability, we have decided to construct a scanning SQUID microscope with some new ideas.
Thus, we decided to construct and validate a new protocol TRACE (ThoRacic and Abdominal sonography in Cardiac arrEst) for ultrasound examination during out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).
Considering this data and also available instrumentation, we then decided to construct focused an oligonucleotide microarray and employ competitive two-color hybridization approach with common reference experimental design.
