The phrase "at a decision point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a moment or situation where a choice or decision needs to be made.
Example: "The project is currently at a decision point, and we need to determine the best course of action moving forward."
Alternatives: "at a crossroads" or "at a juncture".
I am at a decision point, there is no question about that.
The young Trump administration is at a decision point that will define how the world views the untested president.
Johnson, A. & Redish, A.D. Neural ensembles in CA3 transiently encode paths forward of the animal at a decision point.
Johnson, A. & Redish, A. D. Neural ensembles in CA3 transiently encode paths forward of the animal at a decision point.
It wasn't as simple as "figure out what you love and then make that your career," but a more grounded, practical thought that it's not a given that you can pull this off, but if you're at a decision point and doing something you love every weekday seems to be one of the possibilities, do whatever you can to make it happen".
"Whenever I'm at a decision point in my life, it'll be like I'm just going to open my hand and if it's supposed to go away or if the wind is supposed to come along and blow whatever it is off my hand, let it go". McMillan takes the same approach to her relationships.
The study is expected to last at least two years and will be split into two stages with a decision point at the end of each.
Add it up, and you see a decision point at hand for socially conservative Christian groups such as the Family Research Council that have led resistance to gay rights.
At that point, these parents face a decision point with two potential paths.
These matrices relate observations held in memory at a particular decision point in a task to the possible states the task might be in.
It was recently found that p62 functioned as a multi-functional protein at a critical decision point to control cell death or survival.
