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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a limited choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are few options available to choose from.
Example: "The restaurant had a limited choice of vegetarian dishes, making it difficult for me to find something I liked."
Alternatives: "a narrow selection" or "few options available".
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Some GPs felt limited by the recommendations as they offer a limited choice of drugs.
Pharmacological agents include a limited choice like citrate and thiazide diuretics, which have limited efficacy in addition to their less tolerability [ 10, 11].
Cons: A limited choice of providers.
"There is a limited choice," she says.
"You just want to flick through a limited choice.
Come September, Connecticut students will have a limited choice of beverages to buy at lunch.
Offering a limited choice has also cut out supply problems for Dirty Burger.
For the moment, people looking for that particular quick fix have a limited choice of meds.
Barriers to access include a limited choice of contraceptive methods, poor quality family planning services and cultural or religious opposition.
New registrants have a limited choice of cities to select in the south-east of England, meaning many opt in to the London group.
Film executives complain that Venice lacks infrastructure to host such a big event, offering only a limited choice of expensive hotels and restaurants.
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