The part of the sentence 'decision about taking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a decision that needs to be made about an action that needs to be taken. For example, "I'm still undecided about the decision about taking the job in the city."
If the vaccine becomes available, patients will have to make their own decision about taking it, he said.
"I started to think maybe I had made the wrong decision" about taking Nadia in, Ms. Campbell said.
Dr. Allgood said that since he just learned of the complaints, it was "too early to make any decision" about taking it off the air.
According to people at CNN and in the Obama transition team, Dr. Gupta is likely to make a decision about taking the job within a few days.
Updated at 10.19am GMT 10.16am GMT Tyrie describes it as "a novelty, at least", the fact that Carney says timing and location of his daughters' education was crucial in his decision about taking this job.
"A Good Year" is the movie equivalent of poring over a glossy brochure for a luxury vacation you could never afford while a roughneck salesman (Mr. Crowe) who imagines he has class harangues you to hurry up and make a decision about taking the tour.
They have made an infinite number of decisions about taking in donations, buying supplies, cooking food and mining the social media.
"The problem is, it's much easier to make decisions about taking down information," said Ari Schwartz, associate director of the Center for Democracy and Technology, a nonprofit group in Washington.
We couldn't report that due to contempt of court restrictions, but I thought it right that Cameron should know before he took any decisions about taking Andy Coulson into Number 10.
Health Minister Lesley Griffiths faced questions from AMs about how family and friends get involved in decisions about taking organs after death.
