"unforeseen decisions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe decisions that were unexpected or not previously considered. Example: The company was forced to make unforeseen decisions after a sudden drop in stock prices.
"This could be one of the unforeseen consequences of decisions that do not have sufficient scientific basis," Mr. Calderón, above, said in a television interview on Thursday night.
For example, one may detect patterns of disease progression and health thresholds (at the individual patient level), as well as potentially unforeseen consequences of decisions made at the clinical care level in the ICU.
That is terribly important because it shows that they are in large part a result of deliberate policy decisions, not unforeseen events.
And since research on how active-shooter drills impact children is still in its infancy, districts could be making decisions with unforeseen consequences for children and schools.
It is vitally important that all the opposing parties pull together to tackle the challenges ahead, but the dire and still unforeseen consequences of that decision must not be minimised.
One of the unforeseen consequences of this decision was that as the "affair" blazed on, and he was obliged to be mostly invisible — because the police urged him not to further inflame the situation, advice he accepted for a time — there was nobody who loved him speaking for him, not his wife, not his sister, not his closest friends, the ones he wanted to continue to see.
One of the unforeseen consequences of this decision was that as the "affair" blazed on, and he was obliged to be mostly invisible because the police urged him not to further inflame the situation, advice he accepted for a time there was nobody who loved him speaking for him, not his wife, not his sister, not his closest friends, the ones he wanted to continue to see.
I will also include in this category any unforeseen consequence of that decision, even if it doesn't impact a directly involved party.
Often, accountability moves away from the designated organisation personnel in unforeseen ways, and depending on the decisions of individual decision makers, the structure of the organisation, or unregulated operating procedures may change.
Aware that a crisis can play out politically in unforeseen ways, House officials say decisions are being made day to day, and depend on factors like the medical condition of Representative Gabrielle Giffords and the other shooting victims, and on the national mood.
