The phrase "appropriate for decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for making a decision.
Example: "The committee will review the proposals to determine which options are appropriate for decision."
Alternatives: "suitable for decision" or "fit for decision".
Main recommendation The evaluation did not provide specific recommendations as it was considered more appropriate for decision makers and technical experts to interpret the findings presented.
Different approaches for validation, when DIC is not appropriate for decision making on which model to choose have already been employed, for example see Gosoniu et al [ 26].
Utility preference measures are based on von Neumann-Morgenstern utility theory, include an element of risk attitude, and are therefore appropriate for decision problems with uncertainty.
The decision to apply the precautionary principle depends on three factors: the type of evidence considered as appropriate for decision making, the amount of evidence, and the reference point for triggering the precautionary principle (how much evidence is enough?).
This will likely be the case for the sort of studies typically appropriate for decision curve analysis: we do not analyze small, preliminary studies to determine whether a test, marker or model would be of clinical benefit; evaluation of clinical effects is normally reserved for larger and more robust data sets.
To effectively inform climate adaptation planning, experts often struggle to develop relevant local and regional information at a scale that is appropriate for decision-making.
She said that the 28-day proposed limit, now being consulted on by the home secretary, Theresa May, was too short and it was not appropriate for decisions to be made in haste: "We don't live in a world where everything lands in our laps at the first opportunity," she said.
When the information is indeterminate and inconsistent, fuzzy sets and their extensions are not appropriate for decision-making.
However, some GPs felt that sorting practice guidelines by symptoms would be more appropriate for decision-making in primary care.
If the data is available, it should not be ignored, and whenever the small data are analyzed and converted to information appropriately, they provide appropriate measure for decision making.
Web-based 3-D GIS may be the most appropriate tool for decision makers in land management and development.
