The phrase 'make a decision of' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The board meeting was convened to make a decision of whether to launch a new product line or not."
No editor could solely make a decision of that magnitude, Mr. Sulzberger said.
"You wouldn't make a decision of this magnitude based on something like that," he said.
"People are going to have to make a decision of how to take on this challenge".
"I had to make a decision of conscience based on the needs of the people of my district," he added.
I made it clear that I was not ready to make a decision of who I might support until there was a field established".
You can do it!" At one point, I had to make a decision of what to do with my time and energy.
Mr. Davies then made a decision of his own.
Children in this position are not capable of making a decision of this magnitude.
I cannot recall how we made a decision of where to go.
"Making a decision of this nature is always difficult," M. Dianne Murphy, the athletic director at Columbia, said in a statement.
Spectators made a decision of their own when it was apparent that there would be no further football.
