The phrase "autonomy of decision-making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability or right of individuals or groups to make their own choices without external control.
Example: "The organization values the autonomy of decision-making among its employees, encouraging them to take initiative and lead projects."
Alternatives: "independence in decision-making" or "freedom of choice in decision-making".
This paper introduces a framework that includes a governance mechanism in control system architectures that dynamically steers the autonomy of decision-making between predictive and reactive approaches.
In this study, the caregivers identified lack of autonomy of decision-making in the household as a barrier to initiation of treatment at home (uptake of HMM).
Although lack of autonomy of decision-making and reception of advice were not significantly associated with appropriate HMM, interaction of these barriers could be a plausible reason for the disparity in the proportion of caregivers who recognised the symptoms of uncomplicated malaria in U5 and those who initiated treatment at home.
Lack of autonomy in decision-making challenges their capacity to deliver evidence-based care.
The multiple linear regression selection process for the decision-making subscale (Table 3), which had age, education and study group adjusted for, selected lower age, female gender, marital status, API information-seeking scores and white ethnicity background at 5%% significance level, in favour of greater autonomy in decision-making.
Our results reflect the importance of provider-patient discussions in informing patients about outcome of intraoperative resuscitation efforts while ensuring patient autonomy in decision-making.
Also, public servants were given excellent compensation packages, secured tenure and autonomy in decision-making.
We live in a culture that breeds people who are terrified of women who exercise bodily autonomy -- especially when that autonomy involves decision-making around sex and family planning.
It is code for decision-making based on the autonomy of scientists.
The finding of lack of autonomy in both inpatient and outpatient healthcare responsiveness suggests consistent failure of the South African health system to involve patients in decision-making.
Our main concerns are to support autonomy of decision making whilst maintaining the governance and reliability of the decision-making process.
