The phrase "methodological decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to decisions that are made in order to determine a set methodology for a particular project or experiment. For example: "The team discussed several methodological decisions before starting the experiment."
The content analysis methodology outlined in Krippendorff (2013) formed the basis of many of the methodological decisions.
Each suggests that the results reflect methodological decisions as much as any underlying biological significance.
In conclusion, we show that three major methodological decisions are critical for biogeographic regionalisation: dissimilarity index, clustering algorithm and number of clusters.
The current discussion focuses on the operational and methodological decisions researchers make that impact the measurement properties of absence variables.
Every social science researcher must make a number of methodological decisions when planning and implementing research projects.
These variations are due to several factors and LCA modellers must make multiple methodological decisions during an assessment.
Second, I disambiguate patterns and in-group preferences and find that inferences about the latter are highly contingent on a variety of (typically unacknowledged) methodological decisions.
However LCA modellers must first make numerous methodological decisions, and the resultant wide variations in approach are often inadequately described by the modellers.
The aim of this paper is to empower readers with an understanding of IC research instruments and assessment tools commonly used to measure IC development in FL education and to inform methodological decisions of future research.
As a general conclusion, the union of AQUATOOL DSS and SEEAW will provide more complete information to decision-makers and it enables to introduce these methodological decisions in order to guarantee consistency and comparability of the results between different river basins.
This paper addresses a number of methodological decisions for the EsSense Profile® (King & Meiselman, 2010), a method developed to measure emotions associated with foods, and more generally, on how to measure emotions in a product development context.
