The phrase "and decisions from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to outcomes or choices that are derived from a particular source or authority.
Example: "The report includes recommendations and decisions from the board regarding future projects."
Alternatives: "and resolutions from the" or "and conclusions from the".
In "Lincoln," a similarly demythifying exercise, he tried to elucidate the life by presenting events and decisions from the inside out, as Lincoln saw them.
In books, law journals and decisions from the bench, Judge Cassese expanded the body of international law that had lain mostly dormant since the trials at Nuremberg and Tokyo after World War II.
We started making Empire because we wanted to explore how events and decisions from the past continue to reverberate into the present.
Given the patchwork of cases and decisions from around the country, the judges in Cairo said they would issue a blanket ruling shortly, but given Monday's judgment, they were expected to allow former party members to run.
While altering the date of the national holiday would realistically only require a simple decree and decision from the government, the leading two major parties support keeping the day as it is, positions that are unlikely to change in the near future.
The objective of this work is to put forward the conclusions and decisions derived from the experience of the authors when designing and building such framework.
This work proposes a hybrid convolutional neural network (HCNN), where two parallel layers are used to jointly model the acoustic and articulatory spaces, and the decisions from the parallel layers are fused at the output context-dependent (CD) state level.
As the object moves, sensors collaboratively choose a successor sensor and hand-off beliefs and classification decisions from the current active sensor to the successor.
We performed a decision analysis in a poorly studied area, trip aggregation, and studied decisions from the perspective of two different stakeholders, the passenger and society.
The Irish government said yesterday it had consistently conveyed its concern about the Guildford case and other decisions from the 1970s.
With better finishing, better luck and better decisions from the officials Norwich could have been out of sight before Nketiah's grand entrance.
