The phrase "a choice about which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or selection regarding a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "She faced a choice about which path to take in her career."
Alternatives: "a decision regarding" or "an option concerning".
There is always a choice about which moments from the present and past to use in forming a relationship.
Non-wheelchair users, unlike wheelchair users, normally had a choice about which part of the bus to sit or stand in.
Clearly, making a choice about which service to use to reduce the cost of international calling will depend heavily on what cellphone you have and whether you have easy access to a Wi-Fi network.
But other polls which give voters a choice about which transport projects should be the biggest priority suggest people also support public transport projects and the removal of dangerous level crossings.
But other surveys which give voters a choice about which transport projects should be the priority suggested that people also supported boosting public transport and removing dangerous level crossings.
This is because delivering public services is different from working in other markets – they are funded by taxpayers and often people cannot have a choice about which service they use.
"Millions of European consumers will benefit from this decision by having a free choice about which Web browser they use," Ms. Kroes said in a statement.
Have I made a conscious choice about which friends I have?
(2) Are customers getting sufficient, and accurate, information about the networks to make a fair choice about which health plan to choose?
If each of us was allowed to make a personal choice about which laws to follow and which to ignore, there would be total anarchy.
Then make a conscious choice about which one you are going to listen to.
