"far-sighted decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision that is made with careful consideration and a long-term perspective. Here is an example: After much research and deliberation, the CEO made a far-sighted decision to invest in renewable energy for the company's future growth.
But McGinley's far-sighted decision to pair him with Graeme McDowell paid off in spades for all parties.
As the first Canada-United States naval cooperation agreements were framed, senior naval staff reached the far-sighted decision that all ships, equipment, and communications systems would be compatible with the U.S. Navy.
Thanks to a far-sighted decision made during the 1970s heyday of the package holiday, to resist the sort of intense developments that edge some parts of coastal Spain, Menorca has managed to retain its own unspoilt identity.
It turned out to be a far-sighted decision, because the lessons learned from that Cup failure proved to be the catalyst to success on the world stage this year.
As first lord of the admiralty when the first world war broke out in 1914 he had signed a 20-year contract with the infant Anglo-Persian Oil Company to fuel the mighty British fleet, a far-sighted decision, though not enough to prevent the worst, career-derailing humiliation of his early career: the doomed sea-borne invasion of the Dardanelles in 1915.
Meanwhile, Lincolnshire, East Lindsey, with whom we have forged a successful partnership through our Grants for the Arts and Catalyst programmes, has made the courageous and far-sighted decision to increase its base budget for cultural events nearly six-fold, from £60,000 to £350,000.
China's political system has the efficiency and consensus to produce far-sighted decisions that Washington can only envy.
But far-sighted decisions by policy-makers are required to ensure our education system is rooted in the needs of the twenty-first century rather than the nineteenth.
Far-sighted decisions by the city fathers have endowed downtown Vancouver with a wooded 400-hectare (1,000 acre) waterfront park and a long seaside walkway, and spared it a freeway slicing through the city centre.
Investing in children is among the most far-sighted decisions leaders can make.
The UK Government's first National Adaptation Programme seeks to create a 'climate-ready society' capable of making well-informed and far-sighted decisions to address risks and opportunities posed by a changing climate, where individual households are expected to adapt when it is in their interest to do so.
