"decisive conflict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a battle or situation that results in a clear-cut resolution. For example, "The battle of Gettysburg was a decisive conflict in the American Civil War that turned the tide in favor of the Union."
The third hour would have decisive conflict resolution and offer the potential for a better sequel.
In the succeeding generation Hitler foresaw a decisive conflict between Germany and the United States, during which he hoped that Great Britain would be Germany's ally.
"The Armada portrait is a compelling historic icon, illustrating as it does a decisive conflict, inspiring female leadership, maritime power and the emergence of the Elizabethan golden age.
Instead, Ross delivers a schematic but high-relief drama, constructed around the travelling family's confrontations with the society they've spurned — including one batch of concentrated clashes involving the family of Ben's sister, Harper Kathryn Hahnn), and another involving their decisive conflict with Jack.
Though President Clinton called the Korean War the first step toward the end of the Cold War, and historians now recognize it as a decisive conflict that started the collapse of the Soviet Union and Communism, the Korean War has gotten the quick shuffle.
Critics argue use of autonomous weapons could increase the number of civilian deaths in warfare, and muddy responsibility for the loss of those lives – proponents essentially argue the opposite, saying use of autonomous systems will decrease casualties overall and lead to shorter, more decisive conflict.
PD Smith Battlefield: Decisive Conflicts in History, edited by Richard Holmes Martin Marix Evans (OUP, £12.99) Battles are, as Winston Churchill said, the "punctuation marks in history".
We cannot, however, use the same method to determine whether one person's preference is stronger or weaker than another person's preference, since these different people might choose differently in the decisive conflicts.
They say that Islamic forces, during their decisive conflicts with un-Islamic forces, could have gained reinforcement from the Tabligh Jamaat followers.
The Byzantine Ottoman Wars were a series of decisive conflicts between the Ottoman Turks and Byzantines that led to the final destruction of the Byzantine Empire and the rise of the Ottoman Empire.
The decisive battle in the military conflict between Britain and France in North America occurred on the Plains of Abraham, adjacent to Quebec city, in 1759 and was won by the British.
