The phrase "as being decisive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or quality of something that plays a crucial role in determining an outcome or decision.
Example: "The committee viewed her input as being decisive in the final decision-making process."
Alternatives: "as crucial" or "as determining".
However, social criteria were consistently identified by all tools as being decisive in making a bioelectricity project viable.
It is dangerous to describe any single phase of a long-running civil war as being decisive, but the coming months could be just that.
The availability of public transportation and/or cycling tracks was mentioned as being decisive when it comes to getting to these parks and green spaces.
Hidalgo-Clyne, who has five caps to Laidlaw's 39, does not see Friday's final as being decisive in Scotland coach Vern Cotter's deliberations over the national first choice.
However, and partly due to his reluctance to consider the artist's intentionality as being decisive in the comprehension of the work of art (which in some way prefigures the late Romantic ideal of l'art pour l'art), Schlegel did not underline a necessary moral purpose in aesthetic objects, as Schiller had done.
In the current Democratic party primary contest between Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, the potential votes of African-Americans in certain key states such as Alabama, South Carolina, Michigan, Texas, Georgia Virginia, Arkansas, and Ohio, for example, are regarded as being decisive to their election.
Khan is banking on his greater speed being decisive, as it was for Mayweather.
The goal was as contentious as it was decisive.
Ozzie's battle cry is as instructive as it is decisive.
The matter was finally clinched by an experiment that was as simple as it was decisive.
In person, Whitwham is as likably uncertain as she is decisive on the page.
