The phrase "and decides to withdraw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a choice or action taken by someone to remove themselves from a situation or commitment.
Example: "After much consideration, she reflects on her options and decides to withdraw from the competition."
Alternatives: "and chooses to step back" or "and opts to leave".
One young woman quit her job and decided to withdraw her 401(k) money.
It did that after the last bombing, and decided to withdraw most of its foreign staff from Iraq.
Earlier this week, however, the selection committee met again and decided to withdraw the honor, known as the Christian A. Herter Award.
Dodge was unable to find a competitive team to replace Penske and decided to withdraw from the sport, effective with Sunday's season finale.
But Bodybuilding.com has since stepped up its compliance and decided to withdraw Jack3d, despite the fact that DMAA products accounted for millions of dollars in sales.
Mr Trimble would be forced to quit as party leader if the council voted against him and decided to withdraw from government.
Peace Corps officials said they had taken stock of the worsening conditions and decided to withdraw their 158 volunteers from Honduras in January and scuttle plans to send 29 recruits to complete their training.
On a day off in the women's championships, Lindsey Vonn said she was no longer willing to risk further injury as she coped with the effects of a concussion and decided to withdraw from her remaining events.
Now that President Trump has ignored that advice and decided to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, executives who disagree with him ought to stand up for what they believe.
Its statement read: "The director of the Swiss Cycling committee returned to the decision of May 13 , 2013 concerning the appointment of Pat McQuaid and decided to withdraw the nomination of Pat McQuaid for his re-election as president of the UCI.
