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The phrase "able to choose a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or opportunity to make a selection or decision about something.
Example: "She is able to choose a suitable candidate for the position based on their qualifications."
Alternatives: "capable of selecting a" or "has the option to pick a".
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Based on our experience, we are able to choose a technique to solve our problem.
The hybrid controller was able to choose a better position according to the circumstances encountered.
Beneficiaries, they say, should be able to choose a plan tailored to their needs.
For an extra $36, I was able to choose a less-awful aisle seat.
I'll be able to choose a pay per view option or a monthly subscription option.
Individual sponsors and parents "would be able to choose a local unit which best meets the needs of their families".
It provides more flexibility in the design of photonic crystal devices and makes the designer be able to choose a more suitable lattice angle to satisfy different demands.
As well as being able to elect the first woman leader, members should be able to choose a leader from a minority ethnic community.
Those lucky enough to have received an invitation to the housewarming later this month will be able to choose a variety of means of transport to get there.
It is also right that parents should be able to choose a school for their child – something that can have a huge impact on their lives.
As of Friday, users will be able to choose a group of people to judge their outfits instead of sharing with everyone.
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