The phrase "decision taking process" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the series of steps or actions involved in making a decision. Example: The committee's decision taking process was thorough and well-informed, resulting in a successful outcome for the company.
More democracy within the European decision-making and taking process, matched by a permanent forum inspired by the Athenian agora, a model of direct participatory democracy.
However the value of the history taking process for decision-making to identify common classifications/diagnosis for patients presenting with low back related leg pain (LBRLP) have not been considered.
Judicial review Asylum seekers are also entitled to apply to the High Court for leave to move for judicial review of any decision taken during the process, so long as they have exhausted their statutory rights.
The goals, information and decisions taken in process planning and production planning and control are often very different and, because of that, it is very difficult to integrate them.
Salman Rushdie, in his novel "The Ground Beneath Her Feet" (1999), described what we see in a photograph as "a moral decision taken in one-eighth of a second".In the early days of photography, those moral decisions took longer to process.
The methodological decisions taken along the process were framed in a project, in a certain narrative and critical vision of history and of Argentine development, open to the perception of other co-existing projects at stake.
So the decisions made at each process need to consider and interact with the decisions taken in the other process.
However, the contribution of ultrasonography to the decision-taking process in aPN is limited, which explains why many authors consider it unnecessary in this clinical setting when the patient progresses satisfactorily with adequate treatment, as is usually the case [ 34, 35].
