"decided inclination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to talk about someone having a specific, strong preference for something or someone. For example, "She showed a decided inclination for the ocean over other bodies of water."
Instead of giving in to this inclination, Moore decided to create full pages with borders but minimal panelling.
The more legally complex cases became, the more judges decided cases on the basis of their ideological inclinations.
But after Strait got his record deal he decided that he had neither the time nor the inclination to compose.
With neither the money nor the inclination to tackle structural problems, 10 months ago Mr. Zwerlein decided to sell.
Looking at other TED lectures, though, she decided to replace some of her data points with stories an inclination that the conference's curators pushed even further.
Looking at other TED lectures, though, she decided to replace some of her data points with stories — an inclination that the conference's curators pushed even further.
The mechanical behaviors are not only decided by the relative density of the lattice and the strut inclination, but also the slenderness ratio of the strut.
It was decided that based on the first series tests, which show that the normalized inclination function is almost completely independent of gas flow, that only one set of test data at variable inclination was necessary.
The play, running through July 1 at the Hartford Stage, turns out to be an act of both perverse generosity and decided chutzpah, since Ms. Redgrave barely knew her grandmother and her grandmother had no apparent inclination to know her.
R. Mutt's, Fountain, and to commemorate the recurring inclination to fuck with the art world elite, we at Creators have decided to journey down the rabbit hole of everyday objects mistaken for art.
