The phrase "act of choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process or decision-making involved in selecting an option among alternatives.
Example: "The act of choice is fundamental to our understanding of human behavior and decision-making."
Alternatives: "decision-making process" or "process of selection".
Could they be this year's joke act of choice?
(Sinagra) KEVIN DEVINE (Tonight) This singer-songwriter has been the opening act of choice for brainy acts from Liz Phair to Bright Eyes.
The problem with the traditional liberal stance is the depiction of abortion as an act of choice, freedom or women's liberation.
"So just as emotional disobedience, they'll say, 'I'll vote for Uzan.' But as the real act of choice comes near, people tend to wonder".
They've become the hip-hop act of choice for bookers who want a group who can fill a stage and consistently deliver.
Steel Pulse Handsworth Revolution ( (1978) Steel Pulse were the punk rockers' British reggae act of choice, and Handsworth Revolution was the soundtrack to punky-reggae parties and Rock Against Racism rallies.
After discovering that I'd compared him to Kermit the Frog, the diminutive grime MC turned token-urban-act-of-choice-for-14-year-old-emo-kids-from-Rotherham-to-be-into- until-they-discover-Enter-Shikari flew into a fit of rage and posted an emotional and cutting rant on his blog.
It is the James Avatis who, despite those several million acts of choice on the newsstands, generally fall through the cracks.
Mr. Avati was extremely skilled at his trade, but it was a talent put toward selling books: several million "acts of choice per month on the newsstands" is how the Harper's writer described it.
Above and beyond the claims of logic, Weyl welcomed Brouwer's construction of the continuum by means of sequences generated by free acts of choice, thus identifying it as a "medium of free Becoming" which "does not dissolve into a set of real numbers as finished entities".
He accordingly welcomed Brouwer's construction of the continuum by means of sequences generated by free acts of choice, thus identifying it as a "medium of free Becoming" which "does not dissolve into a set of real numbers as finished entities".
