The phrase "a choice dictated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that is determined or influenced by external factors or circumstances.
Example: "The decision to relocate was a choice dictated by the need for better job opportunities."
Alternatives: "a decision imposed" or "a choice compelled".
The first, To Kill a Mocking-Bird by Harper Lee was a choice dictated by my children, reading the book at school.
It's a choice, dictated by the stakeholders of your enterprise and what level of evidence they are demanding.
Another limitation is the use of a single-dose of each compound in the imaging study, a choice dictated by the complex and time consuming preparation and monitoring procedures used to ensure a tight control of animal physiology during the phMRI experiments.
Her social-climbing chambermaid Adele, in "Die Fledermaus," a role she assumed late in her career, drank a little: a Carol Burnett-worthy choice dictated by Ms. Sill's stature, figure, years and personality, none of them compatible with the simperings of the conventional soubrette.
When Hillary Clinton gave Bill a second chance, her supporters labeled her brave, but her detractors claimed it was a cynical choice dictated by her political ambition.
It was a hard choice dictated by the existence of the first confession, according to an official in the district attorney's office, who was not authorized to speak on the matter and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
These vehicles and others took their place alongside the British Land Rover, which was built with all-aluminum body panels beginning in 1948 a choice dictated by a shortage of steel during World War II and continued by the manufacturer ever since.
Tourists, limited to eight in a group, can pick which of the four groups they want to visit, a choice often dictated by how close they are from the park's edge.
Such a choice was dictated primarily by the sizes of the experimental groups, which were too little to verify the normality of data distributions.
The motivation for the choice dictates the outcome.
Most of the wines that are unavailable beyond the states in which they are made are expensive, but wine lovers, and there are a lot of them, don't want their choices dictated by a few distributors.
