The phrase "we decided to send" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision made by a group or team to send something or someone. Example: After much discussion, we decided to send our best team of climbers to attempt the summit.
Given these problems, we decided to send codes using python and the Qualtrics API.
2. For a change, we decided to send luggage to the right city and lose the passengers.
"We discussed it and discussed it, and we decided to send our sons to the Dominican Republic.
"We decided to send it to both of them because we thought there may be a better chance she will think about this or have time for it.
It would have been really confusing and upsetting for them all, so we decided to send the little ones to a different primary school.
That's why we decided to send him to sleep-away camp for a week this summer – to put him in an environment where he was required to be more independent and also, by necessity, spend more time in the company of children his own age than he ever had before.
Thus we decided to sent one nibble at a time(Low byte and High byte).
"We need better judgment when we decide to send our young men and women into war," said one of the candidates in the 2008 White House race.
When we decide to send women and men to Mars it may well be the highest risk endeavor ever attempted by human explorers.
But if and when we decide to send a shout-out to other worlds, we should first abandon the idea that the inhabitants of those distant locales have our mind set -- or even a similar mind.
For example, we've decided to send, dispatch a mobile medical team and also we will be dispatching not only transportation assets and equipment, but also we will be dispatching our military liaison officers among other measures.
