The phrase "biased decision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a decision that is unfair or prejudiced and based on personal opinion or preference. For example: "The boss made a biased decision in favor of his daughter, and other employees felt it was unfair to the rest of the team."
But museums should come with labels too, given that their collections, which are often treated as objective and universally approved, are the results of highly biased decision making.
The policy attack on arbitration relies on unjustified stereotypes – an imaginary court system that is efficient and accessible and an imaginary arbitration system in which businesses pick biased decision makers and set whatever rules they want.
TMS now biased decision responses toward the left hand, indicating disruption of evidence integration for responses that were to be given from the contralateral-to-TMS hand.
However, heuristics are biased by nature and can lead to biased decision making.
(The Supreme Court's decision permits invalidation of arbitration agreements on other grounds, including if the arbitration provision is hidden from the customer, designates a biased decision maker or requires arbitration in an inconvenient location).
The novel setup scheduling and flow control method, termed Biased Decision Feedback (BDF), is tested in a simulation study of a custom fly fishing reel manufacturing facility.
We agree with Senn that biased editorial decisions may contribute to reporting bias, but Senn ignores the evidence that biased decisions by researchers to submit reports for possible publication are the main causes of the problem.
These analytics can be used to great effect, potentially enhancing the ability of police to make more informed, less biased decisions about law enforcement.
"As with any transformative technology, artificial intelligence may raise new ethical and legal questions, related to liability or potentially biased decision-making.
Lawmakers in Texas—one of a number of states that lost a competition to host NBAF accused DHS of biased decision-making.
I've been doing a lot of customized talks on hidden bias to help companies understand how — despite their best intentions — they may be making biased decisions anyways.
