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The phrase "able to decide which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to make a choice or selection among options.
Example: "She is able to decide which project to prioritize based on the team's feedback."
Alternatives: "capable of determining which" or "able to choose which".
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From September, headteachers will be able to decide which members of staff get rises.
In Dr. Couzin's model, the swarm was able to decide which leaders to follow.
A nation should be able to decide which skills are required.
AME's position is that churches should still be able to decide which couples they marry, he said.
National governments will be able to decide which of these three options to adopt.In this section Pay attention Fair or foul?
I have not added an American Girl doll to my collection because I have not been able to decide which is my favorite.
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It's hard to decide which.
The citation is for "services to North Ronaldsay", but as I flick through, it becomes clear that none of the correspondents seems able to decide exactly which services they should be congratulating him for.
They must be able to decide when and which data they share about themselves.
This is nonsensical – adults should be able to decide for themselves which risks they would prefer to accept.
"I want parents all across America to be able to decide for themselves which channels they want, without making them pay for the ones they don't want their kids to see.
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