"processes of decision-making" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the steps or methods involved in making a decision. Example: In this project, we will analyze the processes of decision-making in the company's management team to identify areas for improvement.
They have focused either on the processes of decision-making and their implementation or on the world of suffering and death experienced by the victims.
Mele suggests that processes of decision-making are usually motivated by the intention to settle the practical question at hand.
The essence of DD theory directs attention to the processes of decision-making and particularly inclusiveness, equality of the participants and the quality of argumentation.
"Here is a chance for students to really benefit from seeing how science will have an impact on regulations, and see how science feeds into the processes of decision-making that protects the environment," says Bielak.
Finally, the movements bring to the fore the issue of democratic quality in the processes of decision-making and administration, in a global context characterized by growing doubts over the compatibility between capitalism and democracy (Streeck 2014).
While multi-disciplinary processes of decision-making were the norm, allied health professionals occupied a central role in referral to rehabilitation, and involvement of medical, nursing and allied health practitioners varied.
Or maybe destroying the democratic process of decision-making and implementation, will make America great again?
Our study has explored the process of decision-making in TJR and highlights some of the challenges of implementing shared decision-making.
There are people making decisions and the process of decision-making is something we can influence".
This led the UK into the uncomfortable and unsatisfactory situation of accepting shared responsibility without the ability to make a formal input into the process of decision-making".
This involves an exchange of information to prepare patients to make treatment decisions and engage in the process of decision-making with their healthcare providers [ 23- 25].
