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The phrase 'made a decision that' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when someone has come to a conclusion or chosen a course of action. For example, "The manager made a decision that the project should be delayed until further notice."
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We've never made a decision that quickly".
"When he made a decision, that was the decision".
They made a decision that kept the high ground.
We made a decision that takes the high ground.
Chin made a decision that drew cheers from dozens of people in his Manhattan courtroom.
The Times has made a decision that print is still vital to what we do.
One morning, after narrowly escaping, he made a decision that changed his destiny.
So Lott made a decision that demonstrated how much football meant to him.
Halfway through his sophomore year, Liang Zhou made a decision that changed the course of his academic career.
But the Red Sox failed to make the playoffs and then made a decision that has come to haunt them.
"In 1933, we made a decision that helped us through three generations," he declared, in a trembling voice.
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