The phrase 'superior decision' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a decision that is above or beyond other decisions that have been made, or as a way to describe a decision that is particularly well-thought-out or beneficial. For example: "The board of directors made a superior decision to invest in new technology, which will result in higher profits for the company."
No petty arguments, no bugging everyone with my obviously superior decision, and no pressuring other people to follow my lead.
As the fusion method takes the advantage of the superior decision ability of MDP and optimization performance of binary WDO, it can obtain excellent tracking performance using the more effective tracking data selected from Radar1 and Radar2 in turn.
More specifically, spatial formats result in superior decision accuracy for simple- and complex-spatial tasks and faster decision time for all tasks except the complex-symbolic task where graphs and tables result in equivalent decision time.
It has been shown that when using the C4.5 algorithm as its base learning algorithm, MultiBoosting produces superior decision committees [ 22].
That respect does not come from years of good behavior or morally superior decision-making.
"But there are situations in which frontal damage can result in superior decisions".
When made to choose, those that were not distracted made superior decisions.
The results, according to technologists and business executives, will be a smarter world, with more efficient companies, better-served consumers and superior decisions guided by data and analysis.
Against Oregon State, Kessler's touchdown pass to tailback Justin Davis was an example of superior decision-making, Helton said.
MacArthur seriously questioned his superiors' decision to give priority to the European war over the Pacific conflict and to the Central Pacific Theater over his Southwest Pacific area.
They look at the hand they've been dealt by their superiors' decisions, and they feel let down.
