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The phrase "appear to take decisive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's perceived actions or decisions that seem to be firm or resolute.
Example: "The leaders appear to take decisive action in response to the crisis."
Alternatives: "seem to make firm" or "look like they are taking strong".
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It also emerged that Barclays alerted U.S. regulators as far back as 2007 to concerns that banks were rigging benchmark interest rates, and policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic did not appear to take decisive action.
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The battle for Mouchel appeared to take a decisive turn when the company said it was in talks with a preferred bidder, prompting speculation as to who that might be.
Mr. Mottola appeared to take umbrage.
Terrified of appearing liberally biased, Facebook reportedly hesitated to take decisive action against fake news.
"They would expect a new government to take decisive action.
"We have to take decisive measures within the next week".
He knew he had to take decisive action.
We urge governments to take decisive action at December's UN summit.
So on that basis, I think we've got no choice but to take decisive action".
France, Italy and Hungary were also told to take "decisive policy action".
It also wants American owner Stan Kroenke to take decisive action.
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