"make a right decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means to choose the best option or make a wise choice. Example: "Before signing the contract, be sure to carefully consider all the factors and make a right decision for your business."
However, considering these structural variables as appropriate proxies to determine the probability of bankruptcy cannot satisfy those who want to determine which firms are more likely to default in order to use this information to make a right decision such as in financing or advising managers.
But that's when we were having the conversations about white feminism and white liberalism, and the privileges of having a liberal arts education and feeling really holier-than-thou, and the white paternalism of coming in and being like, "I know better for you guys, I'm going to save you and I'll make a right decision".
With impulsiveness, the SHR was difficult to have self-control and make a right decision, thus they had much more errors and trials than the other two strains.
Wait for the right time,and make a right decision,then go for it.
"I made a right decision that went bad.
"Right off the bat you want them to think they are making a right decision," Mr. Ball said.
"The Bundesliga and German FA made a right decision 10 years ago when they decided that to obtain a licence to play you must run an education camp [academy].
As the reconstruction errors shown in Figure 7, JSRC gives a wrong prediction while IJSRC makes a right decision according to the minimum approximation residual criteria.
For large-scale urinary protein collection based on membrane absorption techniques (either SPMA or vacuum suction filter bottle system), making a right decision on membrane selection is crucial.
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"If I'd known that this was going to happen, I'd have had a right decision to make.
