"measured decision" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a decision that you have taken after carefully considering all the factors involved. For example: After taking into account all the pros and cons, I made a measured decision to invest my savings in the stock market.
We also measured decision making at a single point in time, making it difficult to assess the effects of iterative usage of the DSS on the same patient.
Two independent reviewers screened eligibility: a) intervention studies; b) involved supporting children (≤18 years) considering health-related decision(s); and c) measured decision quality or decision-making process outcomes.
The company's decision to partially close some areas at the site is a precautionary and measured decision and a safety measure that is recognised worldwide".
Waiting until April may allow you to make a more measured decision and could also lead to a more favorable financial aid package.
Beauty believes she made a hard-learned, measured decision in her adoption of K2 as drug of choice, one she stands by even still.
"The government has reacted too often, too quickly to a set of bad headlines and has not taken a measured decision.
There are signs of more measured decision-making.
Turnbull promised measured decision-making and reasoned debate that respected the voters' intelligence.
All the same, he added, "usually when we think about leaders, we think about poise, we think about measured decisions.
The online thing, however, gives more of an opportunity to be reflective, to sit back and contemplate, to see all your financial affairs in front of you on one screen and to take measured decisions.
Callon et al. advance the alternative notion of 'measured action' or measured decision-making, where "you do not decide [an outcome], you take measures" that are based on inclusive processes that involve both experts and the public, but that ultimately remain open-ended so as to incorporate new knowledge, discoveries, and claims.
