The phrase "under deliberation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an issue or event that is being discussed and/or considered, usually with the intention of making a decision. For example, "The proposal is currently under deliberation by the board of directors."
The case under deliberation was that of an old man versus a bus company.
With the prosperous development of artificial intelligence, cloud/edge computing and 5G network slicing, a more intelligent vehicular network is under deliberation.
Other State Department officials, addressing the issue on the condition of anonymity because it is still under deliberation, said that they did believe the 3,400 residents of Camp Ashraf were in danger as the Dec. 31 deadline approaches.
But members who had financial interests in only the company whose product was under deliberation were more likely to vote for its approval, with a probability of 63percentt.
Tonight's opinion from the Florida court does not directly affect that case, which is now under deliberation by the United States Supreme Court, but at this morning's oral arguments in Washington, a key justice expressed annoyance that the Florida court never responded to the United States court's demand for a new opinion.
While that case was not under deliberation in the Supreme Court this week (an eventuality about which Bonauto admitted to being slightly, but fleetingly, disappointed), her work ambitions have been motivated a broad desire for equality rather than a need for personal recognition.
Localized pollution, however, gets a very different response under most deliberations in a regulatory setting.
Compared with the ARTC report referred to under "governmental deliberations",, the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology adopts a strict attitude.
The first three charges of murder in the first degree accuse Watts of killing his wife, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and his daughters "after deliberation". Under Colorado law, "after deliberation" means Watts not only intended to kill his family, but opted to commit the homicides after he took time to reflect on his decision to do so.
These are just a few illustrations of possible negative side effects of bringing deliberation under the public eye.
There must exist "a necessity of self-defense, instant, overwhelming, leaving no choice of means, and no moment for deliberation," under the well-established Caroline Case.
