The phrase "apt decision" is correct and usable in written English.
Example: After carefully analyzing the options, they made the apt decision to invest in the stock market.
Those who have good instincts tend to be more apt in decision-making than others.
Second, compensatory rather than non-compensatory techniques seem apt as public decisions typically allow trade-offs between criteria (perhaps except in situations where ethical issues are central).
Regardless of which comparison is more apt, the Fed's decision on Wednesday to renew a no-holds-barred effort to nudge the recovery by lowering long-term interest rates was a notable display of Mr. Bernanke's determination to act at a time when the effectiveness of both monetary policy, which he controls, and fiscal policy, which he does not, is under debate.
Foreign courts are less apt to justify their decisions with citations to cases from a nation unpopular with their domestic audience.
Before Mr. Lewis started covering the Supreme Court, press reports on its decisions were apt to be pedestrian recitations by journalists without legal training, rarely examining the court's reasoning or grappling with the context and consequences of particular rulings.
Where to draw the line between wheat and chaff in his paintings is a thoroughly subjective decision, which is apt to vary from viewing to viewing.
Judges come to the bench with a mind-set reflecting their life and work experiences, and their decision making is apt to be influenced by that background.
In "Selma," DuVernay shows the seeming infinity of small good decisions — effective interactions, apt gestures, wise words — that sustain a few major great ones.
On Wednesday, he suggested that the Whiting decision was the most apt precedent.
This decision would be more apt to please the parent and grandparent vote.
