decision making in Japanese
decision making in Japanese is 意思決定 — decision making means the process of considering options and choosing between them, especially as a skill or as a formal step in how an organisation is run.
decision making in Japanese
意思決定
Pronounced: ishikettei
The process of reaching a decision.
What does "decision making" mean?
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noun The process of considering options and choosing between them, especially as a skill or as a formal step in how an organisation is run.
"Fatigue has a measurable effect on decision making."
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adjective Having the authority or role of making choices. Normally hyphenated before a noun.
"She wants a decision-making role, not another advisory seat."
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decision making in a sentence
- Fatigue has a measurable effect on decision making.
- The reforms push decision making down to local teams.
- She wants a decision-making role, not another advisory seat.
- Nurses were excluded from the decision-making process.
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What is "decision making" in Japanese?
"decision making" in Japanese is 意思決定. decision making means: The process of considering options and choosing between them, especially as a skill or as a formal step in how an organisation is run.
How do you pronounce 意思決定?
"decision making" in Japanese is 意思決定, pronounced "ishikettei".
How do you use "decision making" in a sentence?
Example: "Fatigue has a measurable effect on decision making." In Japanese, "decision making" is 意思決定.
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