The phrase "dependent on the decision" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It implies that something is reliant or influenced by a specific decision that has been made. Example: The company's success is dependent on the decision to expand into the international market.
The outcomes reveal that the unit sizes and pipeline network are highly dependent on the decision maker's level of conservatism.
Similarly, the second level DM also updates its membership function, because its solution is dependent on the decision of the first level DM.
Besides the decision about what to eat, daily energy intake might be even more dependent on the decision about the portion size to be consumed.
The drawback is the quality of the clusters which is dependent on the decision of how to split (merge) a set that is not generally reflected along the tree.
Although the results provide a better insight toward choosing the priority levels of each factor in IBs, the outcomes are highly dependent on the decision makers' points of view.
"Iran and U.S. relations are dependent on the decision taken by the U.S. administration," he said.
As in other cases of coordination failure, Diamond's model has multiple equilibria, and the welfare of one agent is dependent on the decisions of others.
Investors are hugely dependent on the decisions of central banks; in turn, the central bankers react to the vicissitudes of the market.
It lays out for Congress the complexities of the United Nations structure and, against that background, differentiates between reform goals that a secretary general and the United Nations secretariat can meet alone and those that are dependent on the decisions of 188 member nations.
Further, the energy consumption of the system is dependent on the decisions regarding task allocation and speed settings.
The health of children is dependent on the decisions and actions of others and on features of the social structure over which children have no control.
