If its just a Name and Decision field, I'd suggest making both Name and Decision mandatory fields. You can do this by going to Library Settings > [Your Column] > Toggle the radio button to "Make field mandatory" > Save. This'll make it required to have all the "Mandatory" fields required to be filled out.
If there's a use case for your list where you wouldn't need both Name and Decision then you may want to use validation like the following. I suspect, but don't know for certain, that SharePoint Validation will work without inverting ISBLANK but you could try it as it simplifies things a lot more. I'll put both here just for reference. I'd advise trying the second one first, as if it works, it's easier for someone else to read later on...
With NOT-ISBLANK:
=IF(NOT(ISBLANK([Name])),NOT(ISBLANK([Decision])),True)
Without NOT-ISBLANK:
=IF( [Name], [Decision], True )
This is the reference I like to use with SharePoint validations: Link to Documentation
Here's the more "official" documentation: office.com Documentation