The phrase "formulate decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of creating a plan of action after thoroughly considering the options available. For example, "After carefully considering the pros and cons, we were finally able to formulate a decision that we felt was best for everyone involved."
We didn't formulate decisions.
However, the very ambiguities complicate both the opening-up and closing-down of the innovation, so that during the R&D throughput (Blok & Lemmens, 2015), it can be difficult to reach a joint understanding about how to steer the innovation, and to formulate decisions that would be genuinely representative to stakeholder insights.
2. Data Driven They formulate decisions based on hard data, especially numbers.
As business owners and/or top-level executives, it is a duty to ourselves and our organizations to formulate decisions that advance our business.
(p < 0.01) Despite these responses, 76% of doctors surveyed disagreed that patients could not appreciate the idiosyncrasies of surgical care enough to formulate decisions about resuscitation efforts (Doctor Question 10).
Five themes arose out of the analysis of the interview data; 1) logistical & organisational issues (split between investigation & treatment), 2) ethical frameworks & the concept of appropriateness, 3) patient & disease specific factors and 4) knowledge, evidence & experience which doctors used to formulate decisions and 5) VTE risk assessment and prophylaxis.
Five themes were derived from the interview data; 1) logistical & organisational issues (split between investigation & treatment), 2) ethical frameworks & the concept of appropriateness, 3) patient & disease specific factors 4) knowledge, evidence & experience which doctors used to formulate decisions and 5) VTE risk assessment and prophylaxis.
RB9: Competent means for me: [The party] has a clear analysis of the current situation and how it should be, and a clearly formulated decision on what to do.
This realism and pragmatism is often akin to a dispassionate, objective analysis of the situation, as in this response given by interviewee number B9. RB9: Competent means for me: [The party] has a clear analysis of the current situation and how it should be, and a clearly formulated decision on what to do.
