'governmental decision-making' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process by which a government, typically the legislature, makes and implements laws and policies. For example, "The study found that governmental decision-making had been effective in addressing the issue."
Do they actually improve governmental decision-making?
Does this work actually improve governmental decision-making?
For all their shortcomings, the Pentagon Papers present a very complicated picture of governmental decision-making on the Vietnam War.
They do not always rationalize governmental decision-making in the most effective way; nor do they necessarily confer legitimacy.
He was firmly anti-majoritarian, not only in foreign affairs, where he considered public opinion a menace, but in governmental decision-making generally.
Executive authority is formally assigned to the Beijing People's Government, the officers of which are elected by the Beijing Municipal People's Congress, the governmental decision-making body.
As political parties became active in the territory, demands for increased local control over governmental decision making became more insistent.
Layne has much to say about present-day governmental decision making, which he examines from the perspectives of both international relations theory and American diplomatic history.
Thanks to a potent mix of hyperinflation, intense price and currency controls, disappointing oil revenue, and years of terrible governmental decision making, we're also blessed with the fact that very normal goods are extremely scarce here.
At a time when it was not the common wisdom, Commoner firmly believed that an informed public was the key to intelligent governmental decision making, and that the duty of a scientist was to inform the public.
