The phrase "a choice of local" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what is being chosen.
Example: "The restaurant offers a choice of local dishes that highlight regional flavors."
Alternatives: "a selection of local" or "an option of local".
But in the inner cities, where parents have a choice of local schools, playgrounds are more segregated than neighbourhoods, suggesting that families are choosing to educate their children with others of the same race.
In the first quarter of 2002, an average of just 6,000 phone lines a week across the 15-nation union were unbundled to allow the subscriber a choice of local service providers, according to new research by the commission.
Each screen offers a choice of local television programs, DVD movies, video games and the navigation systems display, though the dashboard screen is limited to navigation and control functions when the car is moving.
But many analysts say that is unlikely, and any pullback from AT&T's push into local phone markets would be only the latest disappointment for consumers whom Washington policy makers promised a choice of local telephone providers.
An AT&T official, speaking on the condition that he not be identified by name, said: "The fact that so few American consumers have a choice of local service is regrettable.
The oldest of Bayonne's bodegas – cellars – is Ibaia (15) at 45 Quai Jaureguiberry (00 33 5 59 59 86 66), where a choice of local wines is accompanied by an imaginative and reasonably-priced selection of snacks.
A theorem is provided showing that for any choice of local representation for the rotations, there is a change of coordinates such that the transformed system has a well known structure.
What is wrong with a choice of good local comprehensive schools?
Dessert was beer crepes, which you can wash down with a choice of four local brews.
Convivial meals in the big, beamed dining room are a treat: the menu might include hand-rolled pasta with tomato and chilli, or rabbit with saffron, served with a choice of 60 local wines.
At Moya Sketchley's organic vegetable shop, alongside the cavolo nero kale and purple carrots, they are offering a choice of biodynamic local flours – spelt from a watermill in Barnsley and bread flour from a windmill in Nottingham.
