The phrase "and disseminating the decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of sharing or distributing a decision made by an individual or organization.
Example: "The committee concluded their meeting by finalizing the report and disseminating the decision to all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "and sharing the decision" or "and communicating the decision".
The findings are expected to promote and disseminate the ROI methods and results to foster evidence-driven decision-making on comprehensive tobacco control across Europe.
2. Publicizing the priorities It is important to disseminate the decisions on the priorities identified and their reasons in order to legitimate them to the public.
VHA developed and disseminated the MOVE!
Geographic information systems and spatial analysis must be further developed; they are very useful tools when conducting vulnerability assessments, assessing environmental exposures, prioritizing research, and disseminating findings to decision makers and the public alike (Jerrett et al. 2010).
For centuries our courts fulfilled their obligation to ensure public access to law by publishing and disseminating their written decisions in books, called "reporters". The work by courts, judges, reporters of decisions, publishers, libraries and others to produce and preserve these books over many years has been monumental.
Future work should develop and disseminate decision support and education that corrects misconceptions about chronic pain assessment and opioid management while also providing usable point-of-care information that meaningfully aids physician-patient interactions.
This speaks to the sustainability of locating, assessing, synthesizing and disseminating research evidence to decision-makers.
The immediate objective is to gather data and disseminate information to decision-makers regarding the situation of children living in UAC centers.
Evidence-based medicine groups in Hamilton, Ontario Canadaandand Oxford (England) were very effective in disseminating the rules of clinical epidemiology and other helpful principles for medical decision making.
Group discussions focused on how local philanthropy may be successfully fostered by involving recipients of funding in decision making, sharing and disseminating results and achievements of local projects, and acknowledging the value of peer to peer support for resource mobilisation.
