The phrase "a choice of items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or variety of products or options available for someone to pick from.
Example: "At the buffet, there was a choice of items ranging from salads to desserts."
Alternatives: "a selection of items" or "a variety of items."
Today, enormous breakfasts included in the room rate are one of the Savoy's best-known perks; every morning one could have a choice of 32 items ranging from lamb chops to oysters Rockefeller.
In addition to offering more than two dozen types of caviar -- if the rare $500-per-ounce Imperial River Beluga is too much of a credit card buster there are wallet-friendlier American caviars for under $50 -- customers also have a choice of decadent items including gourmet salt, mother of pearl caviar spoons and white truffle oil.
This last result could be explained if, when confronted with a choice of two items, people often "leave the best until last".
A choice of characters and items is complemented by various modes, including player-versus-player. Android This is aimed at people in the US, but it's an interesting example of how magazine publishers are using apps.
For a low monthly fee, this fashion-friendly website promises the personal styling perks of the, er, well-heeled plus a choice of one featured item (shoes, handbag or jewelry) per month.
The winner of the round has a choice of removing one item of clothing from a the lowest card holder of the opposite team or putting on and item of clothing the winner had previously lost.
Checkers/Rally's is also in the game, offering a new "$2 Meal Deal". Diners have the choice of items from a list that includes the Checkerburger with Cheese, Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Crispy Fish Sandwich, Bacon Cheddar Crisp, chili dog and small seasoned fries.
The mini plate lunch (or smallest size) will give you a choice of one of each item.
Any of these places would be good for getting them a gift card to purchase their own choice of items from.
