decision-making
decision-making — 名詞
1. the act of selecting what to do from several possible paths after thinking about
決策；做決定
在組織中做出重要選擇的過程
the act of selecting what to do from several possible paths after thinking about the facts, particularly when the choice is important and a team, committee, or company is taking part
The committee's decision-making was slow because members could not agree on the budget.
委員會的決策過程因為成員無法就預算達成共識而進展緩慢。
possessive: [group]'s decision-making
Faisal joined the company's decision-making team after years of experience in sales.
法薩爾憑藉多年的銷售經驗，加入了公司的決策團隊。
attributive use: decision-making team / decision-making process / decision-making body
Designing the new school schedule, Ayesha knew careful decision-making needed reliable data and staff feedback.
為了設計新的學校課表，Ayesha 知道審慎的決策需要可靠的數據和誠實的員工意見。
The hospital's shared decision-making between cardiology and neurology stretched the project timeline to six months.
這家醫院的心臟科與神經科團隊共同決策，導致專案時程拉長到六個月。
Mayumi's quick decision-making during the emergency helped the team avoid a serious mistake.
真由美在緊急情況下的快速決策，協助團隊避免了一場嚴重失誤。
- judgment
more personal and individual; less focused on group process
- deliberation
more formal and emphasizes careful discussion before a choice
- problem-solving
broader — includes identifying and understanding the problem, not just choosing
- indecision
the inability or slowness in making a choice
- procrastination
deliberately putting off the decision-making process
文法句型
decision-making + noun (attributive)
adjective + decision-making
用法筆記
Often placed before a noun to describe related concepts: 'decision-making process', 'decision-making body', 'decision-making power'. Can be written with or without a hyphen ('decision making'), though the hyphenated form is more common in formal writing.