The phrase "a choice of actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or alternatives available in a particular situation or decision-making process.
Example: "In this game, players have a choice of actions that can significantly impact the outcome."
Alternatives: "a selection of options" or "a range of choices".
On the diagramed deal, North had a choice of actions after his partner had opened one heart in third position.
Kagan's response -- "I was trying to demonstrate that when humans have a choice of actions, they can select an act that has never been rewarded in the past" -- hardly suggests that he failed to notice the item.
Subjective consequentialism is the view that whenever we face a choice of actions, we should both morally justify a particular course of action and be motivated to act accordingly directly by the relevant consequentialist principle (whether what that principle assesses are particular actions or rules for action).
To answer this, they devised a fairly complicated set of laboratory tasks, in which volunteers were required to make a choice of actions, depending on the stimulus they saw.
Ethical dilemmas are "situations arising when equally compelling ethical reasons both for and against a particular course of action are recognized and a decision must be made" [ 7]. p.6 An ethical dilemma is a situation requiring a choice of action.
"It's simply a choice of what action should be taken and some of us worry that military action can exacerbate the situation rather than make it better and draw us in to mission creep which we would have very little control over".
A lesion description, rather than a photo, was employed because the study sought a choice of management action instead of focusing on the clinical diagnosis of a specific skin lesion.
There certainly is no fact of the matter in this regard for we must attach values to the options and their outcomes in respect of any choice of action towards a child.
The prevention trial presented a choice of taking an action with potentially beneficial consequences, or leaving the child without this option.
Beginning July 2, Facebook and MySpace users will be given a choice of 30 Vh1-branded SuperPoke actions that will let users "get romantical with" and "slip the tongue to" their friends.
Only initial, spontaneous performance can tell us how the observer's behaviour (choice of actions) has been affected by witnessing a demonstration.
