The phrase "decisive consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that are significant and have a strong impact on a situation.
Example: "The team's failure to meet the deadline had decisive consequences for the project's success."
Alternatives: "critical outcomes" or "significant repercussions."
New governance rules for the euro will likely be decided over the next few months, with decisive consequences for Italy's unhealthy public finances and anemic growth rate.
This move had, as I will argue in the end, decisive consequences for an understanding of, and dealing with, the author function and freedom and creation in the writing of texts in early China.
According to Clapier et al., the amino acid sequence changes observed in the protein variants throughout the highly constrained evolution of histones, are of little structural but decisive functional consequences [ 50].
An inference cannot be drawn that a commander had tight control of his ships in action, however, and the correct image of a galley battle would be that of a wild melee, with oars smashed, hulls crushed, armour-clad soldiers drowned, losses enormous, and battles decisive with lasting consequences.
"The outbreak of fighting between ISIS and other Syrian rebel groups on 3 January made it inevitable that [al-Qaeda head Ayman] Zawahiri and [al-Qaeda command] would have to issue a decisive ruling with permanent consequences," Lister said in a statement emailed to reporters.
But the way we are made to think about the right ways to love and establish relationships has decisive social and political consequences.
But the muddle that has emerged from what was supposed to be a decisive assault has serious consequences for the prime minister, Mr. Daoud said.
"Most decisive elections are a consequence of the public rejecting something," he said.
Local factors, such as GIC and soil grain size, play decisive roles in determining the consequences of near-surface permafrost degradation.
The German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, acknowledged the seriousness of the summit talks as she admitted in the early hours of Friday morning that Saturday's meeting is "approaching decisive importance," due to the consequences of Greece missing its deadline on 30 June to repay €1.5bn to the IMF, the Financial Times reported.
