"decision of rejection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about a formal decision made by someone or a group of people to reject something or someone. Example: The board of directors announced their decision of rejection for the proposed merger, stating that it was not in the company's best interest.
In this paper, we investigate a three-way decision making approach based on decisions of acceptance, rejection or deferment.
That is done by autocratic decision making, rejection of diversity, reduction of freedom of speech and of the media, increase in controls by higher authorities, etc.
But the high point of the movie comes a little later, on the morning when April has come to a fateful decision, a rejection of her marriage and of motherhood far more absolute than any that Sarah could have imagined.
"Retaliation from other countries will only deepen the pain to the U.S. economy". Bush administration officials expressed displeasure with the WTO decision, a rejection of a U.S. appeal of an earlier ruling against the tariffs.
The test based on stage-wise ordering leads to the correct decision, with the same probability of rejection as given by design.
Therefore, if CDR had considered indirect and/or mixed-treatment evidence for comparison with beta-interferon and glatiramer acetate, this evidence could potentially have changed CDR's decision on natalizumab from that of rejection of reimbursement to one recommending reimbursement.
One of the good outcomes of the O'Connor decision was the rejection of quotas and just giving points because you were black or whatever.
However, while the number of manuscripts reviewed and the time spent reviewing differed according to the time since first publication, there was no effect on the reported decision of a referee regarding manuscript rejection.
The reasons vary, and range from Cuba's shared heritage and language with Spain to the fact that for many Cubans, Havana and Miami continue to be the two extremes of a political spectrum that forces Cubans to define themselves by making only one, but crucial, decision: the rejection or acceptance of the Castro brothers' government by opting for exile or staying on the island.
