The phrase "and later decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that will be made or has been made at a subsequent time.
Example: "The committee reached an initial conclusion, and later decision will be communicated to all members."
Alternatives: "and subsequent decision" or "and following decision".
Both countries deregulated over 10 years ago and as such provide a period where analysis and comparison can begin to yield insights into the consequences of both the initial and later decisions on the evolution of the electricity system.
As Cohen put it: "This and later decisions showed how, over time, the country exercised reason and consent to create citizenship — even allowing the original sin of fighting against the formation of the nation to be forgiven".
Roe v. Wade in 1973 and later decisions determined that a woman has a right to an abortion up to the point that a fetus is viable outside the womb, usually around 24 weeks.
If Cerberus and Chatham cannot cite specific problems at Innkeepers and instead cite the more volatile economy as producing this adverse event, Innkeepers will no doubt counter by citing the Bear Stearns case and later decisions that have ruled against buyers by holding that they knew about or assumed this risk.
But Brown did not rule that segregated schools were only unconstitutional in cases where they left African-Americans students with poorly developed political capacities, and later decisions building on Brown struck down segregation in situations far removed from education and capacity development.
This variability in emergence date does not impact later model predictions, since we explore a range of emergence dates in the YOY maturity decision and later decisions are determined only by size and recent growth, irrespective of emergence date.
The time windows encompassed early visual analysis: the p50 (30 70 ms) and the N100 (80–120 ms); two mid-stage windows that spanned the parietal source peaks reported at 280 ms (250 310 ms) and the temporal source peaks reported at 370 ms (340 400 ms); and two later decision stage windows between 400 500 and 550 650 ms.
A bundle of confounding coaching decisions — Eric Mangini's decision to forgo a 50-yard field-goal attempt and a later decision to go for it on fourth-and-2 from his 20 with 2 minutes 21 seconds left — helped lead to the Jets' collapse.
The memorandum could cast new light on Ms. Reno's early decision making in the investigation and her later decision to turn aside the advice of Mr. Freeh and her own chief campaign finance prosecutor and close an investigation into Vice President Al Gore.
As with her career as a cabinet minister under Edward Heath and her later decision to challenge him for the Tory leadership in 1975, Moore confirms there was calculation in her media availability and party strategy.
