"impending decision" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use "impending decision" when referring to a decision that is likely to happen soon or be made in the near future. For example, "The looming general election has triggered much discussion about the impending decision of the voters."
SI.com first reported the impending decision.
I do not view the impending decision as a close call.
In the university library, Mr. Murphy spent an hour tutoring some 20 undergraduates on the complexities of Congress's impending decision.
Rumours of an impending decision by Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist movement long headquartered in Damascus, to move to Qatar have been strenuously denied but are widely believed.
See articleCongress agreed to fudge an impending decision on increasing the federal debt limit by pushing back a vote until mid-May.
Despite the seemingly impending decision in favour of same-sex marriage, such differences continue to fire up the declared and undeclared contenders for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
But he has also told his army to be ready to carry out "speedy, timely and forceful implementation" of impending decisions.
Though it appears Kerry will not achieve his initial goal of reaching a final deal by April, the chorus of complaints suggests critics are worried that impending decisions could cut too close for comfort.
In an interview with four Russian newspapers on Wednesday, he gave no hint that he was aware of the impending American decision.
Speaking at an air show in Berlin on Tuesday, the German deputy economics minister, Peter Hintze, said the state backers of European Aeronautic Defense and Space, the corporate parent of Airbus, had agreed to provide financial aid for the A350 within the confines of the impending legal decision.
The added anxiety is likely due to the impending FOMC decision, resulting in options traders trading puts a little more heavily than calls to hedge against the possible results of Tuesday's meeting.
