The phrase "application a decision" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The application a decision process requires careful consideration of all factors involved."
Alternatives: "application of a decision" or "decision regarding the application".
A three-judge panel appointed to hear the license application voted that the Energy Department could not withdraw its application, a decision automatically appealed to the commission.
To guarantee a uniform decision making process and to deliver a defined and repeatable way of treatment application a decision tree was developed.
The patient receives the survey within the Indivo user interface and while it appears very similar to any web-based survey, all responses are stored in the PCHR for access by another application – a decision rules engine – which can take actions based on rules.
Polish officials privately complain that the Commission "is keeping its cards close to its chest" about its 10c application but a decision is thought to be imminent.
Mr. Romanosky said the application brings a decision on the fate of the museum, which houses 19th- and 20th-century American art, a step nearer to closure.
As Mr Justice Silber, the judge who refused the application, said, a decision of the election court dealing with parliamentary election petitions "is not amenable to judicial review because it is a decision of high court judges sitting in their capacity as high court judges".
The Department for Work and Pensions measures the average number of days taken between an application and a decision being made on a claim.
In this research, we evaluate a new approach to addressing this uncertainty through the formulation and application of a decision support model using simulation-optimization.
The roughness of the LCA practice undermines its credibility and hinders its application as a decision supporting tool for low carbon design.
In this paper, we describe the development and application of a decision support tool AgFutures for exploring alternative futures for agricultural sustainability in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.
In this paper, we demonstrate the application of a decision tree learning algorithm for designing pedestrian landscapes that encourage walking for health.
