"decisions to identify" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the actions taken to recognize or determine something. Here is an example sentence: "The company's leaders held a meeting to discuss their decisions to identify new market opportunities and expand their product line."
The decision to identify a child is also a life sentence, as this information will be on the internet for life.
And it was Mr. Singer's decision to identify Magneto, the villain of the first X-Men movie, explicitly as a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust.
Hilary Jeune, Oxfam's EU policy advisor, expressed concern over the commission's decision to identify social services as an opportunity for private sector engagement.
It's undoubtedly the case that one's decision to identify with the Republicans or Democrats in the first place has a lot to do with taxes.
The decision to identify the authors of the appropriated texts was, he tells us, not his but that of his publisher's lawyers, and he suggests that readers might want to scissor out those nine pages of citations.
Most of Sarfatti's designs have the purist beauty of thoughtfully made tools, and his utilitarianism was reflected in his decision to identify each model by a numerical code, rather than a name.
On the last day of the hearings, in the middle of October, Sir Kevin Tebbit confirmed that the trail led all the way to Blair, pointing out that the Prime Minister had presided over the crucial meeting, in Downing Street on July 8th, where the decision to identify Kelly was made.
Ben Karp, the founder and director of the Chai Society, an "intellectual salon" for blacks and Jews at Yale, acknowledged a gap between his ideal, "a world in which there are no boxes," and his decision to identify himself as exclusively black on the census.
The decision to identify three categories of medical costs was motivated by our desire to provide a more comprehensive description of the medical treatments utilised by patients with KC, than is currently available in the literature.
