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The phrase "contributed to your decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors or influences that played a role in someone's choice or conclusion.
Example: "Several factors contributed to your decision to pursue a career in medicine, including your passion for helping others."
Alternatives: "played a role in your decision" or "influenced your choice."
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NS: I wonder if we could just identify some of the pressures on the National party government, which contributed to your decision, and ask you what importance they had.
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While statistics on job placement, campus safety, research opportunities and other factors may contribute to your decision, the most important thing to know is yourself.
What kind of information would contribute to your decision?
If no, did having pre-eclampsia contribute to your decision?
and "Did your experience of stigma contribute to your decision to discontinuing medication?".
Are there barriers that may contribute to your decision to refer a patient or not?
It certainly seems to have contributed to her decision to leave him.
Mr. Bennett said a number of factors contributed to the decision to drop out.
It said that contributed to its decision to seek bankruptcy protection.
University officials resisted, a move that Dr. Podell said contributed to his decision to leave.
Walsh said that Curry's play contributed to the decision on Iverson.
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