"decisively about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is done or said in a firm and conclusive manner, with clear and determined purpose. For example: "The CEO spoke decisively about the new company policy, leaving no room for doubt or confusion among the employees."
Mr. Giuliani spoke forcefully and decisively about why he still wanted to be a senator.
To short-circuit that cursed inheritance, in Britain we need to start thinking big and acting decisively about work, like our near northern neighbours.
As a leader, speak positively to the Catholic faithful about Judaism; speak decisively about Holocaust denial; speak clearly about universal moral values; speak encouragingly on Jewish-Christian relations.
He is most remembered for his light verse, particularly for children, and for the lucidity and easy grace of his essays, which could be delightfully about nothing or decisively about some of the key controversies of the Edwardian era.
The BDI has spoken clearly and decisively about the benefits of refugees for business and has proposed changes to Germany's labour laws and regulations, including fast-tracking the newcomers' right to work.
How true that is, and how many worshippers in the pews wish that Williams had used his 10 years at the helm to speak as confidently and decisively about such internal issues of equality and social justice as he has done on external matters, such as economics and the law, about which he is inevitably less well-informed.
While attacks on American-led military forces have dropped decisively to about 20 a day from a high in November of 50, Iraqi forces face intensifying risks.
If those around the prime minister cannot clearly and decisively make a decision about how to end this chaos, let the people help.
Interestingly, in this study published in 1986, doctors were shown to act decisively when facing decisions about HT [ 14].
But ShawnDya L. Simpson, a Civil Court judge whom Mr. Lopez supported for the surrogate seat, lost decisively with about 40percentt of the vote.
Over the past 18 months, as the Federal Reserve has laid the groundwork for raising interest rates, "that cycle has turned decisively" and about $300bn worth of capital has flowed back out of emerging markets.
