The phrase "make thoughtful decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in a variety of contexts. For example, you could say, "It is important to make thoughtful decisions that will have a lasting positive impact on your future."
Our belief is a board should take the ethics statement and make thoughtful decisions about what's best for the care of their collections".
It must be hard for Madonna to get outside her showbiz persona and be consistently serious for as long as it takes to make thoughtful decisions.
We should be helping our patients make thoughtful decisions about contraception rather than arbitrarily forcing them to switch or stop based on mixed data.
But Dr. Burkes now insists that he suffered from attention deficit disorder and was unable to make thoughtful decisions under the sort of pressure he faced that day.
Our system was approaching the point where another jump of that magnitude would make it very difficult to make thoughtful decisions".
"They energized a wide circle of people to what was going on around us, and then to inform themselves make thoughtful decisions and to take action," she said.
As a grown man, capable of making thoughtful decisions about my own life, I should not be placed at risk of jail for choosing to be an escort.
But I do think there's something incredibly valuable about taking the time to understand why you own what you own and making thoughtful decisions about buying new stuff.
"Women are fully capable of making thoughtful decisions about their lives, families, and health care, and this ruling will keep them from being second-guessed or delayed by politicians who presume to know better," said Autumn Katz, staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a statement responding to Tuesday's decision.
I, too, believe that the liberal arts have pragmatic import, and that an education in the humanities, arts, and sciences is healthy for modern representative democracy because it creates citizens more capable of making thoughtful decisions about their representatives or about key issues.
The inexcusable gap of knowledge between medical professionals and everyday citizens is fostering an environment in which individuals unknowingly increase their risk of contracting cancer and then are left incapable of making thoughtful decisions when they do receive the diagnosis.
