'major decision-making' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing serious decisions that have major consequences. For example, "The team is currently in the midst of major decision-making regarding the company's financial future."
Mr. Tusk also described Mr. Blagojevich's unusual management style, which left major decision-making to aides.
The Israelis were relieved that Secretary Powell left the major decision-making in their hands.
The principal responsibilities of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Congress, the major decision-making body, include issuing administrative orders, determining the budget, and implementing economic plans.
But it was forced out of major decision-making in 2007 because of security concerns and the collapse of the financing plan for the program, which was to include public and private money.
"Public officials" could refer to all sorts of people, such as lower-level public employees and volunteers on boards without major decision-making roles, whose financial information is not relevant, he said.
An ICC committee has drafted a plan that would see the ECB, in conjunction with Cricket Australia CAandand the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), become the three central figures for major decision-making both on and off the field.
Besides the constant visual metaphor of the obscuring bonnets, there are the intervening moments devoted to their chores (laundry, grinding coffee) and wide shots from their point of view that suggest their exclusion from major decision making, like when Meek and the men consult upon arriving at a lake that proves unpotable.
The first focus group took place on the site of a major decision making organisation; the second at a public health conference; and the third at a public health training event.
The mechanism also support giving voices to children in major decision makings.
"Business rates continue to be one of the major decision making points behind whether or not a retailer feels they can continue their business," Dickinson said.
The talks were aimed capping the size of the European Commission, the Brussels-based body that initiates European Union policy; reweighting the votes in the Council of Ministers, the major decision making body; and reducing the right to veto in perhaps as many as 50 new areas.
