'conference decisions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in situations where decisions are made by a group of people during a conference. For example: "The conference decisions were to be implemented as soon as possible."
Corbyn said: "The policy the party has from previous conference decisions does support the renewal of Trident.
Because national conferences have no clear authority in world church law, conference decisions are not binding on individual bishops and their dioceses.
Asked in a separate, pooled interview with broadcasters whether the party's policy was settled until 2020, Corbyn said: "The policy the party has from previous conference decisions does support the renewal of Trident.
It signals the growing calls from across the party for a more organic way of developing policy and for a loosening up of the command and control culture previously so ruthlessly executed to stage manage conference decisions.
He campaigned for conference decisions to become binding on the party.
The conference decisions concerning imaging in patients before implant insertion or with implants, respectively, are displayed in Table 1.
"Labour's conference decision should raise a warning flag for potential investors," Hayes said.
McDonnell said that frontbenchers should be bound by the conference decision on Trident.
For the political world of party conference decision-making to which it refers is dead.
They were properly reflecting Labour party policy as it stands, because of a conference decision.
It added, "Senator Monserrate respects conference leader John Sampson's and the Democratic conference decision to review the matter".
