The phrase "action of choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of making a decision or selecting an option among alternatives.
Example: "The action of choice is crucial in determining the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "decision-making process" or "selection process".
Claiming that lesbian ethicists have no interest in imposing their good upon anyone but themselves, Hoagland and Frye theorize that insofar as lesbians are concerned, the act of choosing, in and of itself, makes the object or action of choice good.
Our action of choice was dance.
Force was used to create the refugee situation and force continues to be the action of choice.
For medical devices, policy actions such as awareness raising and restricting and prohibiting activities were the main actions of choice.
With the cop thriller supplanting the western as Hollywood's action genre of choice, Eastwood was surely the political as well as cinematic successor to John Wayne.
Pressing harder still takes you immediately to one action of your choice, such as straight to the selfie mode within the camera app.
To Hegel, the state was the culmination of moral action, where freedom of choice had led to the unity of the rational will, and all parts of society were nourished within the health of the whole.
Motor preparatory activity has been described in brain areas up to 2 seconds before voluntary actions [ 8, 41], and, in case of choice actions, prefrontal cortex activity occurs several seconds before action [ 42].
The contrary was the fact among non-barrier method users who were more often counselled (60.8%, n = 160) but less likely to know the mode of action of their contraceptive choice (8.0%, n = 21).
They then work to alter suspects' perception of the available courses of action, making the choice of offering a statement seem more beneficial than non-cooperation (rarely a viable proposition).
Derive the equations from the given action by the method of choice.
