"decisive feedback" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to feedback that is clear, definitive, and influential in guiding actions or decisions. Example: The team eagerly awaited the manager's decisive feedback on their performance during the meeting.
The need to be seen as decisive can cause you to shut down critical feedback loops.
As they talked in the studio, Scott-Young was receptive to feedback but decisive.
Fourth and finally, policy action should be swift and decisive to arrest the negative feedback loops arising during a financial crisis.
The portal usage data, as well as feedback from users, have been decisive in correcting or refining underlying concepts that drove the architectural design and features of Metascape.
Feed-forward loops (FFLs) and Feedback loops (FLs) can play decisive roles in the processing of the signals, which are being transmitted in signal transduction networks.
When he ran the entire joke by Josh Gondelman, a comic who often gives him feedback on new material, the verdict via e-mail was decisive: "Feet-bottoms is funny!" Finding a better word for jacket proved more difficult.
This is a decisive improvement over the original Brown EGF model, where the SOS negative feedback loop was found to be essential for signal termination and the transient response, as receptor degradation was not considered.
However, as innovative behaviour/IP competence is a decisive issue at current workplaces it should be supported by individual guidance and informative feedback to bring more apprentices up to a higher level of achievement.
Positive feedback is a ubiquitous signal transduction motif that allows systems to convert graded inputs into decisive, all-or-none outputs.
This double-negative feedback loop is part of a bistable trigger that makes the transition into mitosis abrupt and decisive.
