The phrase "a welcome choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express approval or satisfaction regarding a decision or selection made.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the company is a welcome choice for employees seeking better work-life balance."
Alternatives: "a pleasing option" or "a favorable decision".
Large raisin scones are served with mascarpone, and there is a welcome choice between some attractive pastries and a dish of fruit.
It is a welcome choice for the annual commission, which has too often shown that the biggest names are least likely to produce the best small buildings – Frank Gehry and Jean Nouvel's offerings providing painful proof.
The new minister of health will be Barbara Hogan, a senior A.N.C. member of Parliament who is viewed as a welcome choice by groups that campaign for the distribution of antiretroviral medications.
This sounds of course like an obvious choice to make, but one has only to reflect on the crude cartoons of brutality and saintliness that continue to populate so many movies about black men, including Mr. Singleton's hapless and reactionary remake of "Shaft," to see that it is not always an easy or a welcome choice in the supposedly liberal environment of Hollywood.
But while an over-the-top live TV would certainly be a welcome choice among video options, it's unlikely to be as cheap or as competitive as everyone would like it to be.
The 1020 on the other hand sticks very close to the original design language of the Lumia 800 and 900, and that's frankly a very welcome choice.
A surprising but largely welcome choice for the role of artistic director, Norris, a 50-year-old father of two, who made his film debut in 2012 with the little-seen Broken, succeeded Hytner in April on the promise of bringing more female and non-white voices into the National.
Mr Nuder asserts that it is no worse than any other, and he claims that the Social Democrats welcome choice in education and health care.
In our opinion, twice-daily injections of exenatide will not be a welcomed therapeutic choice by adolescents with type 2 diabetes, especially considering the low rates of adherence to therapeutic recommendations in this population (18).
Any of the options suggested by Mr. Bernstein would have been welcome choices for our family.
The ability of women to control their fertility has created all kinds of welcome choices.
