"given decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a decision that has already been made, or that you expect someone else to make. For example: "The given decision was to close the school for the remaining two weeks of the semester."
In nearly every circumstance it is extremely difficult to say with certainty why any given decision was taken.
Expected value is the average result, over the long term, that somebody can expect to see from a given decision.
They stressed the role of "choice architecture": the countless factors that coalesce around a given decision, often shaping outcomes in crucial, if barely visible, ways that could be rearranged.
Part of the emotional condition of semi-exile in Washington is to be a little less sure of why any given decision is made, and a little more sure that each of these decisions will turn out badly.
If a given decision is within the law, the company only has to care if it's good for business – which often translates as "good for their brand" – and no amount of bleating from those of us it affects will make the slightest bit of difference.
The competence assumption is not a conceptual claim but an empirical one and depends on any given decision problem.
A sensitivity analysis is conducted to examine the robustness of the given decisions.
Young women who were raised and given decision-making agency at home carried it with them to the new home.
For this study, an overall approach was defined as a general way in which a person cognitively addresses a given decision-making task.
This method can be used to systematically assess preferences within any given decision-making scenario and thereby can be used to access the underpinning cognitions of clinicians which lead to a decision about the offer of thrombolysis.
11 environment, the lawyers tried to give decision makers broad legal flexibility," Mr. Rivkin said.
