"knowledgeable decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a decision that was based on a reasonable amount of knowledge. For example: "After researching the issue extensively, he made a knowledgeable decision to go ahead with the project."
Everyone keeps talking about Johnson being so football inexperienced that it is impossible for him to make a knowledgeable decision about his new general manager and head coach.
Presented taxonomy will allow CSCs and CSPs to make a knowledgeable decision by selecting an appropriate IDMS that best satisfies their security and functional requirements.
It is shown that the procedure allows the designer to become a knowledgeable decision maker because his interaction is required at the key points of the process, and because the trade-offs among the objective functions can be easily assessed.
To trust that I am strong enough to make a knowledgeable decision.
Women found to be eligible based on A-CASI responses were invited to participate in the study and provided with all information necessary to make an informed and knowledgeable decision.
The accusatory and confrontational remarks between the candidates seemed rather juvenile, and voters have had less opportunity to make well-informed and knowledgeable decisions about the candidates.
And the court's reputation for quick and knowledgeable decisions is one of the main reasons that 900,000 businesses are incorporated in Delaware, including half of all publicly traded companies and 63 percent of the Fortune 500.
Also needed for knowledgeable decision-making is realistic information about the job markets that students will be entering, which, given today's difficult circumstances in many fields, can make a sizeable debt load especially burdensome.
It has also prepared the ground for a more effective implementation of policy decisions, while by taking part in the planning process and contributing to the outline of 'where you can go and how you can get there', more transparent and knowledgeable decision-making can be carried out, ensuring commitment of the various community groups.
But for the system to work effectively, buyers must be capable of making knowledgeable decisions.
Presented work will help Cloud subscribers and providers in understanding the available solutions as well as the involved risks, allowing them to make more knowledgeable decisions while selecting potential Cloud IDMSs that best suits their functional and security requirements.
