"foolhardy decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision that is reckless, bold, or unwise. Example: Despite knowing the potential consequences, he made the foolhardy decision to jump off the roof into the pool.
It seems like an unusual, even foolhardy decision.
If Beijing does not reconsider its foolhardy decision, the new rules would take effect on July 1.
"I think for any university to fly in the face of an entire Legislature would be a foolhardy decision," Mr. Alexander said last week.
I wouldn't, or at least, I haven't: I took on a new regular writing assignment just weeks before we adopted our daughter, which was both a foolhardy decision and among the best choices, career-wise, that I have ever made.
The US also made the foolhardy decision to lean on Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas to scuttle the Goldstone report on the Gaza war, for which Abbas took a drubbing in the Palestinian street.
First we saw the foolhardy decision to cap benefit levels, with the aim of reducing the high rents in the private sector which were driving housing benefit spending up.
As recent salacious developments at Google show, it can sometimes also lead to foolhardy decisions.
Or may I go and still criticize Israel for what I see as some foolhardy decisions?
"In truth, he made a lot of foolhardy decisions," she said.
She may make some pretty foolhardy decisions, but that skinny little lady is a fearless tiger-mom and I like seeing that there are at least one or two women on the show with some guts, shitty driving and shooting skills aside.
The upshot is that it is hard for the liberal tradition to keep hold of the right to make foolhardy decisions while also allowing for beneficent but unconsented treatment in cases of mental illness.
