The phrase "added choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional option or alternative that has been introduced or made available.
Example: "The new features in the app provide users with added choice, allowing them to customize their experience."
Alternatives: "additional option" or "extra selection".
"I don't think the added choice is adding complexity," said Mr. Lockheimer of Google.
Otherwise, more data collected with added choice sets and conclusions are drawn on main effects, two-way and three-way interactions.
Europeans may be able to leave their carriers the minute they think another company can do better, but they pay significantly more upfront for that added choice.
"The new pension flexibilities bring about added choice for consumers," said Christopher Woolard, director of strategy and competition at the FCA.
Regardless of what or whose standards are adopted in the public schools, educational improvement requires strong accountability systems, rewarding teachers who are effective, eliminating teachers who are harming students, and providing added choice to parents about where their children go to school.
Endo-1,4-β-d-mannanase was not effective in improving feed efficiency in pigs fed an isocaloric diet and was not able to improve feed efficiency to levels demonstrated by nursery pigs fed 3 and 4% added choice white grease.
"We are trying to add choice," she said.
What you end up with is attaching sums of money to individual conditions beyond the point of adding choice or value into the process," he said.
"Gravitant provides an innovative approach to add choice and simplicity to how enterprises can now manage their environments.
The move will expand First Data's gift card footprint and programs and add choice for consumers, the company stated in an announcement out this morning.
By adding Choice's 19 franchises in Los Angeles and Riverside counties, Cencom would boost its national subscriber base to 400,000.
