The phrase 'decision making right' is correct in written English, however it does not make complete sense on its own.
It is missing a verb. For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "He is very confident in his decision making right."
His fear of failure and humiliation is driving his decision making right now.
Hsiao and Lin (2005) investigated an economic order quantity model on Stackelberg game in supply chain; that is, a distribution channel system containing one supplier and a single retailer such that the supplier in the channel holds monopolistic status, in which he not only owns cost information about the retailer but also has the decision making right of the lead time.
Take organisational data quality for example, data governance provides a structure for identifying who in the organisation holds the decision making right to determine the standards for data quality, which aspects of data quality need to be included, and how to ensure such standards are attained.
Limit Matt Leinart's decision making, right down to ordering his meals for him and making him choose his wardrobe using Garanimals.
Social networks provide greater access to information, which improves people's judgment and decision making, right?
This points to the notion that in order for a woman be able to utilise health services, her decision making rights ought to be safe-guarded.
"Let's have consistent high-quality decision made right across Wales supporting economic renewal at this very difficult time".
This is exactly such a time, and a few key decisions made right now regarding our space program may change the future arc of human history.
Thus, several appropriate trade-offs between the objectives will help decision-makers make right decisions ("Aim of the S-GVRP").
"You're talking about legal decisions being made right now by nonlawyers.
You know, the consequences for my generation, of the decisions being made right now, are enormous.
