The phrase "derive decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean formulating a decision based on existing information. For example: After reviewing the customer feedback, the team was able to derive a decision about which product to focus on.
In light of Bayesian decision procedure, we calculate three thresholds and derive decision rules.
Finally, classification and regression analysis is used to derive decision boundaries and meta-models.
We develop a model and derive decision conditions for the buyer to formulate procurement strategy in this context.
We operationalize the 'potential surprise' criterion proposed by Shackle, Vickers, and Katzner (SVK) to derive decision rules to manage water resources under uncertainty and ignorance.
To derive decision makers' weights, an optimization model is constructed by maximizing the group consensus and transformed into a linear program to resolve.
This paper aims to (1) compare implementation considerations and challenges for metal and polymer rapid manufacturing (i.e. the use of additive manufacturing technologies for final part production) for mass customisation and (2) derive decision trees for firms seeking to implement such an approach.
Kvamme: Decision-makers no longer need to sift through mountains of data, generally housed in different silos, and in different formats, to find the key pieces of information, and ultimately derive decision-driving insights.
Instead, utilitarianism may be thought to furnish criteria from which to derive decision-procedures. (See Driver 2012, Moore 2007, Railton 1986, for discussion of such a view; Cox 2005, Howard-Snyder 1997, and Harcourt 1998 for criticism of it).
Instead of achieving "optimal" decisions we end up in controversy on different levels: about today's knowledge and its extrapolability to the future, about the introduced futures themselves and then also about the question if and with which argumentative force we can "derive" decisions thereof.
Under these conditions, the measured within-subject variation can be used to derive decision-making criteria in long-term monitoring of the disease.
Conclusions: Our data suggest that the derivation of a prospectively derived decision rule has the potential to decrease the routine use of head CT in patients presenting to the ED with syncope.
