'further decide' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express that an individual or a group has made additional decisions after an initial decision was made. For example, "After consulting with their legal team, the board members further decided to halt all production until their case was resolved."
For families with many children, parents need to further decide how to allocate resources among the children.
Operators can examine the ranked solution using their knowledge of the actual system and current blackout conditions to further decide on the appropriate corrective action.
Moreover, it is found that the interface toughness and the pre-existing delamination crack length dominates the critical strain for the onset of buckling-driven delamination, and further decide the initial instability mode.
Based on QoS guarantee and maximum transmit power limitation, the maximum sum rate criterion is employed to set the optimal power and further decide whether the D2D users and the CUs can reuse the same resources or not [5].
With NC, the routers need to be aware of the packets that have been successfully overheard by each neighbor, in order to further decide which packets to encode together and when.
In the case of user B, he may decide to retweet the news, but with a negative comment ('Unreal. they want to regulate hot tubs #energtax' and his follower user E might further decide to add another negative comment 'pure liberal extremist ideology?') before he retweets.
It was further decided to present British painting in a way that owed nothing to chronology.
He took it one step further, deciding he would bring his entire family along for the project.
But the executive board meeting in Tbilisi went even further, deciding that any country responsible for three or more of the Olympic retest positives should also be banned.
However, there are some ICT decision-makers going even further, deciding to abandon, delay or even avoid the cloud completely as a direct result of the revelations.
Despite his priest's orders, he married her in 1532; at the same time, his theological views underwent a further decided change in the direction of Reformed opinion.
