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"decide to embark" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make a decision to start a particular journey, project, or course of action. Example: After much consideration, Sarah decided to embark on a new career path and enrolled in a coding bootcamp.
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Why did I decide to embark on this project?
Her words could also have a bearing on a criminal trial, if prosecutors decide to embark on one.
The question, however, is whether European members of NATO will ever decide to embark on such an adventure again.
Eventually Amar accepts that he's the man for her, and they decide to embark on some serious baby making.
Everybody knows that no sane politician will actually decide to embark on a major campaign because the man on the street decreed it must be so.
"It's funny how this art was so revolutionary at the time but now looks so poetic," she said, adding that it was "instinct" that made her decide to embark on such a complicated project.
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"Deciding to embark on that was the loneliest and most agonising journey of my life.
Between entree and dessert, they decided to embark on another international adventure together.
Rather than stall her medical training, she decided to embark on a working holiday.
We decided to embark upon a new career -- and began to write children's picture books.
After 13 years, I have decided to embark on a new journey with the Chicago Bulls.
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